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AWS Webpage Deployment

Designed a Web application to be deployed on AWS S3 buckets and EC2 instances using HTML, CSS, Javascript, and AWS Virtual Machine.

Live Webpage: Survey form

PART-1: Homepage

  • Created personal website of a short portfolio about myself containing picture, description and skills including links to the application using VScode.
  • Created S3 bucket in the name ramiyappan-gmu.com following the listed steps @ https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/HostingWebsiteOnS3Setup.html.
  • Enabled static website hosting for the created bucket and mentioned index and error files.
  • Added all necessary objects including HTML file mywebsite.html, CSS file stylesheet.css and other images.

Note

Previously hosted @ AWS, currently not accessible since instances have been terminated.

PART-2: Survey-Form

  • Created Survey Form in the Dynamic Web Project environment using Eclipse IDE.

  • Installed and connected to Tomcat runtime environment and JDK packages while creating the web project in Eclipse to ensure that project have access to the local host.

  • Project contains survey.html which is the Survey Form and stylesheet.css which is the external style sheet for the webpage, and other necessary images.

  • Deployed application on local tomcat server @ localhost:8080

  • Extracted the Eclipse project as a WAR file along with all the source files.

  • Created and setup new EC2 instance in Amazon EC2 console using "Tomcat packaged by Bitnami" AMI, t2.micro free tier version and rest default settings.

  • Created and downloaded new key pair hw1.pem.

  • While creating the instance, it was ensured that the security group settings allow the instance to be publicly accessible.

  • After following all the above steps, the EC2 instance was successfully created.

  • Now, to deploy the extracted WAR file onto the EC2 instance, navigate to the location of the .war file Survey.war and .pem file hw1.pem on the local system and execute the following commands in a terminal:

    1. Change privacy of the key.
     chmod 400 hw1.pem
    1. Connect and copy WAR file from system to EC2 instance using it's Public IPv4 DNS address.
     scp -i hw1.pem Survey.war bitnami@ec2-52-86-87-37.compute-1.amazonaws.com:~/.
    1. Connect to the instance from the terminal.
     ssh -i "hw1.pem" bitnami@ec2-52-86-87-37.compute-1.amazonaws.com
    1. Copy WAR file to tomcat server directory.
     sudo cp Survey.war stack/tomcat/webapps

  • Make sure that the EC2 instance and Eclipse web project are created according to the above settings so that the required access and security is established.

  • The WAR file was finally deployed on the EC2 instance using its Public IPv4 DNS.

Note

Previously hosted @ AWS, currently not accessible since instances have been terminated.