Overview
The installer is an AMI that, on boot, executes the Liferay DXP Cloud Native terraform scripts creating an ERC to which it pushes the DXP image, an EKS cluster in which the Liferay AWS Helm chart is deployed and the managed storage services necessary to run Liferay; all in the context of GovCloud.
Highlights
- Get Liferay DXP up and running quickly with this installer.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Usage instructions
Read and follow instructions carefully.
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When presented with a Launch action, click it
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Select Launch from EC2 Console
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Select the most recent version from the Version drop down
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Select the desired region from the Region drop down
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Click Launch from EC2
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In Name and tags > Name field give a name to the instance you are creating
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In Instance type > Instance type drop down search for and select t3.micro
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In Key pair (login) > Key pair name - required drop down select a key pair to use for the instance
(If one does not exist or a new one is desired click Create new key pair and follow the instructions then return to this screen)
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In Advanced details > IAM instance profile drop down select the IAM role that should be granted to the instance (IRSA)
(If one does not exist or a new one is desired click Create new IAM profile and follow the instructions then return to this screen)
Note: As of this moment it is required to attach the AdministratorAccess policy to the role until the exact minimal permissions needed have determined.
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(Optional) The Advanced details > User data - optional text field can be used to pass additional configuration to the installer:
This example uses the cloud-init format to pass advanced configuration to the installer.
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In Summary (left) click Launch instance
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Wait for the instance to be ready then click on the link to the instance console
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Click Connect and on the EC2 Instance Connect tab, click Connect again
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You should arrive at a browser based AMI instance terminal logged in to the AMI as root
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(Optional) To see the logs for executing processes run the command
journalctl --follow --since="1 day ago" | grep "cloud-init" -
To determine when the DXP application is up and running, in the AMI instance terminal, execute the following commands:
su liferay cd ~/terraform/dependencies kubectl rollout status statefulset/liferay-default \ --namespace "$(terraform output -raw deployment_namespace)" \ --timeout=1200s
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