I was just starting to look into ways to improve our LAMP stack implementation on EC2, but I need to clean up and concentrate on some other tasks. This is what I found so far:
- Install LAMP Stack, Download LAMP Stack
- Bitnami AMP Stacks - Bitnami documentation
- Bitnami Sign in
- (2) Can anyone recommend a good, public AMI for a LAMP stack on Amazon’s EC2? - Quora
- (2) What are some tips for deploying and managing a LAMP stack on Amazon EC2? - Quora
- (2) What’s a good, clean, Linux base AMI for AWS EC2? - Quora
- (2) What is the checklist for hosting a website on Amazon EC2 using LAMP stack? - Quora
- LAMP Stack Cloud Hosting, LAMP Stack Hosting - Installers and VM
I also went back to basics a bit and started reading some amazon literature which does seem to have been updated since years ago when I started fiddling with EC2. I should read this stuff again to make sure I’m not making silly mistakes of oversight.
- Tutorial: Installing a LAMP Web Server on Amazon Linux - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
- Getting Started with Amazon EC2 Linux Instances - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
Now, to actually set up an ec2 instance with apache and php, using mysql from an rds instance, I followed these guides:
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Tutorial: Installing a LAMP Web Server on Amazon Linux - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (but didn’t install or configure mysql server)
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Tutorial: Configure Apache Web Server on Amazon Linux to use SSL/TLS - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (but just using a self-signed cert and amazon’s default public dns name)