WEBPAGEHELLO_aws_tutorial.txt

Create a Webpage with Hello on it : 

* 1st Task : Create your VPC
	Services -> VPC(in the left) -> Launch VPC Wizard

* 2nd : Create an Internet Gateway and link it to the right VPC

* 3rd : Create a Route Table 
	- Go to Routes -> Edit Routes -> Add route -> 0.0.0.0/0 and choose the right "igw-....."
	- Go to Subnet Asoociation -> Edit -> choose the right subnet

* 4th : Create a Security Group
	- Go to Security Group (in the left) -> Create security group -> Description "Enable HTTP access" 
	- For clarity put a name in "Name" -> Inbound Rules -> 
	- Add HTTP (80) Anywhere 0.0.0.0/0
	- Add SSH (22) Anywhere

* 5th : Launch the EC2 instance 
	- Service -> EC2 -> 
	-Create Instance -> Select "Amazon Linux 2 AMI (HVM), SSD Volume Type" -> t2.micro 
	- Configure Instance Details -> Select the network with the right VPC -> select the subnet
	- Select Enable IP Assignation
	- add tags : Name, WebPageExample
	- Configure Security Group -> choose the right one -> Launch
*6th :Puttygen and Putty
	- Open PuttyGen -> Load -> put the path of the key -> Save Private Key
	- Open Putty -> Session -> Fill the box of IP adress 
	- Go to SSH -> Auth -> Give the right path of the right private PPK key -> Open 
	- login as : ec2-user

7th : Put the rith command query in order :
	 sudo yum update -y    // for update to the last version and -y stands for "without asking permission"
	sudo yum install -y httpd php
	sudo service httpd start
	sudo chkconfig httpd on*
	sudo groupadd www
	sudo usermod -a -G www ec2-user     // give access to www for ec2-user 
	exit // for the refresh
Then log back and query "groups" to see if the groups had been refreshed
	sudo chown -R root:www /var/www      //  Change the group ownership of the /var/www directory and its contents to the www group:

	 sudo chmod 2775 /var/www
	 find /var/www -type d -exec sudo chmod 2775 {} +	// Change the directory permissions of /var/www and its subdirectories to add group write permissions 
								and set the group ID on subdirectories created in the future

	 find /var/www -type f -exec sudo chmod 0664 {} +       // change the permissions for files in the /var/www directory 
								and its subdirectories to add group write permissions

* 8th : Connect your Apache web server 

	 cd /var/www
	 mkdir inc
	 cd inc        // change the directory and create a new subdirectory inc

 	>dbinfo.inc
 	nano dbinfo.inc   // Create a new file in the inc directory named dbinfo.inc
				and edit the file by calling nano

	- Return to var/html and create a new file "SamplePage.php"   (>SamplePage.php)
	 and after, put : nano SamplePage.php

	- Code the webpage as you want : 
	<html>
		<title>
			"Hello"
		</title>

		<body>
			<?php echo("Hello :)"); ?>
		</body>
	</html>

and then Ctrl + X to save the file

we can see our result by adding /SamplePage.php at the end of the url we were into. 

It's working!!

