Installing OL Hub Enterprise on AWS

Installing OpenLegacy Hub Enterprise requires the use of an AWS Database Host. If you created a Host in the past, you can use it for the OL Hub installation.
If you do not have an existing Database Host instance, you must create one before installing the Hub.

1. Sign into your AWS account with your credentials and navigate to the RDS Dashboard.
2. Click on the Create Database button and follow the AWS instructions.

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OpenLegacy does not expect you to use Root or elevated credentials during deployment or operation. Please monitor your Root credentials.

Creating the Stack

1. In the AWS Dashboard screen, click the AWS Marketplace Subscriptions button and select to open the link in a new tab.
2. Click on your Subscription and in the next window, select to Launch a New Instance.
3. In the Software Configuration window, choose to Select a Fulfillment Option. In the next window, make sure that you are using the OpenLegacy Hub Enterprise option.
4. In the Software Configuration window, choose to Select a Fulfillment Option. In the next window, make sure that you are using the OpenLegacy Hub Enterprise option.
5. Click the Launch button.
6. Next, proceed through the Prerequisite - Prepare Template screen if your template is ready and the template source is correctly defined.
7. Name the Stack and enter the Postgres Password.
8. Next, enter the Keyname of an existing EC2 KeyPair, the Subnet, the VPCID and the name of the Security Group.
9. Finally, enter the name of the Database Host Check the acknowledgement in the Capabilities section and create the Stack instance in the Stacks window.
10. When the Stack instance has been created, copy the PublicIP value from the Outputs tab and paste it in a new browser window. Make sure to add the port number to the IP value (e.g., xx.xxx.xx.xx:8080).