To get a CloudLinux OS with cPanel AMI (Amazon Machine Image) up and running on AWS, you'll need to follow these general steps:
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Log in to AWS Console:
- Go to the AWS Management Console and log in to your AWS account.
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Launch EC2 Instance:
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In the AWS Console, navigate to the EC2 service.
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Click on "Launch Instance" to create a new EC2 instance.
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In the AWS Marketplace, search for "CloudLinux OS with cPanel" and select the appropriate AMI from the list.
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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.
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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.
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Activate Your CloudLinux License:
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Run the following command to activate your CloudLinux license:
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clnreg_ks --force
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Install cPanel:
- Follow the official cPanel documentation to install cPanel on your CloudLinux instance. This typically involves running a series of installation scripts.
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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.
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Access cPanel Web Interface:
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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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https://your_instance_public_ip:2083
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Log in to cPanel:
- Use the credentials you set up during the cPanel installation to log in.
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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.
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Set up Domains and Websites:
- Use the cPanel interface to set up domains, configure websites, and manage content.
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Secure Your Server:
- Implement security best practices, including firewall configurations, regular backups, and monitoring.
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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.