Hey i want to send a server to server call, for this I'm using elastic IP and creating a webserver in ec2, now i need to create a call to the external server whenever i hit the elastic IP, how can this be done?
Yes - unless your ami has it already installed. If you’re launching many instances then I’d recommend making a custom AMI with httpd already installed or see if there’s already one out there.
I'd even suggest creating a subscription manager workflow if you have that many instances and create 'use-case' AMIs with the baseline you prefer for your user base.
I finally got it to this stage, thank you so much If anyone is having issues loading the webpage, please make sure you start the IP address in the URL bar with HTTP://, I had an issue as opera GX does not automatically show the port, so I was unaware it was still using https)
I have spent my time for a week on hundred threads and videos and still got stuck until watch this video, so clear and helpful
Your videos have been so helpful and insightful. Thank you so much!!!
i followed this explicitly, however it did not work for me, I had to add HTTPS to inbound rules, and then it worked. Thanks
Hey i want to send a server to server call, for this I'm using elastic IP and creating a webserver in ec2, now i need to create a call to the external server whenever i hit the elastic IP, how can this be done?
Thanks a lot, but how do I enable it to connect to https too?
How to change the my name is (ip address) to something else?
great video. thank you!!
Do I have to always install the httpd for every instance I launch when making a web server?
Yes - unless your ami has it already installed. If you’re launching many instances then I’d recommend making a custom AMI with httpd already installed or see if there’s already one out there.
I'd even suggest creating a subscription manager workflow if you have that many instances and create 'use-case' AMIs with the baseline you prefer for your user base.
same problem as me. thanks for Q&A
I finally got it to this stage, thank you so much
If anyone is having issues loading the webpage, please make sure you start the IP address in the URL bar with HTTP://, I had an issue as opera GX does not automatically show the port, so I was unaware it was still using https)
bro ur a life saver... was scratching my head for some time
yes actual life saver, ty!
how would you make it go https: fully secured on chrome ?
Might be a late answer, but LetsEncrypt lets you create a free SSL certificate, which enables HTTPS on your server.
thanks
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