To get a CloudLinux OS with cPanel AMI (Amazon Machine Image) up and running on AWS, you'll need to follow these general steps:

1. Log in to AWS Console:

   • Go to the AWS Management Console and log in to your AWS account.

2. Launch EC2 Instance:

   • In the AWS Console, navigate to the EC2 service.

   • Click on "Launch Instance" to create a new EC2 instance.

   • In the AWS Marketplace, search for "CloudLinux OS with cPanel" and select the appropriate AMI from the list.

   • Follow the steps in the instance launch wizard, including selecting an instance type, configuring instance details, adding storage, and configuring security groups and key pairs.

3. Access the EC2 Instance:

   • Once the instance is launched, connect to it using SSH. You can use a terminal or an SSH client like PuTTY.

4. Activate Your CloudLinux License:

   • Run the following command to activate your CloudLinux license:

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• • clnreg_ks --force

• Install cPanel:

  • Follow the official cPanel documentation to install cPanel on your CloudLinux instance. This typically involves running a series of installation scripts.

• Configure cPanel:

  • After the installation is complete, follow the cPanel setup wizard to configure basic settings, including setting up a root password and configuring networking.

• Access cPanel Web Interface:

  • Open a web browser and navigate to the cPanel login page using the public IP or DNS name of your EC2 instance, along with the appropriate port (2083 by default):

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7. • https://your_instance_public_ip:2083

8. Log in to cPanel:

   • Use the credentials you set up during the cPanel installation to log in.

9. Configure CloudLinux Features (Optional):

   • You can use CloudLinux features like CageFS, LVE Manager, and others to improve server stability and security. Refer to the CloudLinux documentation for specific instructions.

10. Set up Domains and Websites:

    • Use the cPanel interface to set up domains, configure websites, and manage content.

11. Secure Your Server:

    • Implement security best practices, including firewall configurations, regular backups, and monitoring.

12. Regularly Update Software:

    • Keep both CloudLinux and cPanel up to date to ensure you have the latest security patches and features.

Please note that this is a high-level overview. Detailed steps may vary based on specific configurations, licensing, and custom requirements. Always refer to the official documentation of CloudLinux and cPanel for specific instructions and best practices.