1.1 Webserver Guide

Lay the foundation

Create an Environment

• Open the Tuono Portal and navigate to the Environment tab

• Click the "+" icon

• Click the title and give it a memorable name

• Click the Hamburger and select the venue and credentials that you created as part of the prerequisites

Import Module Blueprints from the Tuono Library

• Navigate to the Blueprints tab

• Click the "+" icon below and select Import from Tuono Library

• Add Blueprint Modules 201 and 202 to prepare for the import

• When Modules 201 and 202 have been added, click Import Blueprints

Apply the Environment

• Click back to the Environment tab

• Click the "+" icon and add the Module_201_Webserver8080 Blueprint to the Environment

• Specify the resource_group variable as your last name. This name, combined with the Environment name, will set a unique name for the cloud provider resource group.

• Click Apply

• Click the Job in the Jobs pane at the bottom of the page

• Observe the progress

Verify the webservers

• From the Job details copy the Public IP's from each webserver.

• Navigate to a browser and enter each <IP>:8080

We direct our browser to 8080 because we configured NGINX server with user data to listen on port 8080 as opposed to port 80. We also configured network security to allow port 8080 inbound rather than port 80.

Let's review what we created in the Cloud!

AWS

AWS Console Login

VPC Networking

Network Access Control Lists

Security Groups

Two Instances configured as an NGINX webserver

Azure