AWS Quick Start
Get up and running with DuploCloud inside an AWS cloud environment; harness the power of generating application infrastructures.
This Quick Start tutorial shows you how to set up an end-to-end cloud deployment. You will create DuploCloud Infrastructure and Tenants and, by the end of this tutorial, you can view a deployed sample web application.
Estimated time to complete tutorial: 75-95 minutes.
AWS Tutorial Roadmap
When you complete the AWS Quick Start Tutorial, you have three options or paths, as shown in the table below.
EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service): Create a Service in DuploCloud using AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service and expose it using a Load Balancer within DuploCloud.
ECS (AWS Elastic Container Service): Create an app and Service in DuploCloud using AWS Elastic Container Service.
Native Docker: Create a Service in Docker and expose it using a Load Balancer within DuploCloud.
Optional steps in each tutorial path are marked with an asterisk in the table below. While these steps are not required to complete the tutorials, you may want to perform or read through them, as they are normally completed when you create production-ready services.
For information about the differences between these methods and to help you choose which method best suits your needs, skills, and environments, see this AWS blog and Docker documentation.
1
Create Infrastructure and Plan
Create Infrastructure and Plan
Create Infrastructure and Plan
2
Create Tenant
Create Tenant
Create Tenant
3
Create RDS *
Create RDS *
Create RDS *
4
Create Host
Create a Task Definition for an application
Create Host
5
Create Service
Create the ECS Service and Load Balancer
Create app
6
Create Load Balancer
Test the app
Create Load Balancer
7
Enable Load Balancer Options *
Test the App
8
Create Custom DNS Name *
9
Test the App
* Optional
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