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    The project implements Ubuntu Linux web servers on AWS that can be accessed via HTTPS on port 443. All other TCP ports are blocked for security except 443. Auto scaling and Cloudwatch were not used to reduce costs, and firewalls were not installed for the same reason. Testing is being done with ports 80, 22, and 443 open. The Apache2 web server is installed and a load balancer directs traffic to the servers on port 80, which could later be changed to 443. New disks can be added by creating a volume, attaching it, and configuring it as LVM if more storage is needed.

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    The project implements Ubuntu Linux web servers on AWS that can be accessed via HTTPS on port 443. All other TCP ports are blocked for security except 443. Auto scaling and Cloudwatch were not used to reduce costs, and firewalls were not installed for the same reason. Testing is being done with ports 80, 22, and 443 open. The Apache2 web server is installed and a load balancer directs traffic to the servers on port 80, which could later be changed to 443. New disks can be added by creating a volume, attaching it, and configuring it as LVM if more storage is needed.

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    AWS EC2 Project Ratna

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    The project implements Ubuntu Linux web servers on AWS that can be accessed via HTTPS on port 443. All other TCP ports are blocked for security except 443. Auto scaling and Cloudwatch were not used to reduce costs, and firewalls were not installed for the same reason. Testing is being done with ports 80, 22, and 443 open. The Apache2 web server is installed and a load balancer directs traffic to the servers on port 80, which could later be changed to 443. New disks can be added by creating a volume, attaching it, and configuring it as LVM if more storage is needed.

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    The goal of the project is to implement Ubuntu Linux web servers in the

    AWS cloud.

    After the implementation users can access web servers from the internet
    using the browser. (HTTPS port number 443.)

    All the TCP port numbers will be blocked from both EC2 security groups
    and VPC security groups except TCP port number 443 to make sure
    systems are heighly protected.

    It is also recommended to implement firewall rules at the EC2 level and


    hardening the server.

    The Auto scaling was not implemented to due cost constrains and some
    extra $$ need to pay for the cloudwatch.

    We haven’t attached the Disk to the servers as it is not required now.

    The Firewalls are not installed to save some cost.

    Now, the testing is being done the TCP port numbers are wide open for
    port 80, 22, and 443.

    Diagram:
    The apache2 to already installed on both EC2 instances to test the load
    balancer on the port number 80.

    We configured the network Loadbalancer to manage the load over the port
    number 80 it can be changed to port 443 once https service enabled on EC2
    instances.

    How to add a new disk to the linux server if required in the future, we
    need to follow the following steps:

    - Create new disk from EC2 volumes in AWS console.


    - Attach it EC2 instance.
    - Configure /dev/xvd** in ubuntu as LVM.

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