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Figure 111. Application Services and Amazon EC2 Topology
Corporate network
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Cloud provider
(Amazon EC2 region)
Endpoint VM
Endpoint
VM
Deployment
Environment 1
(VPC 1, AZ 1)
Deployment
Environment 2
(VPC 2, AZ 2)
Deployment
Environment 3
(VPC 3, AZ 3)
Cloud tunnels
Endpoint
VM
Optional proxy
server
Application Services
appliance
Familiarize yourself with the key concepts that relate to setting up and configuring a cloud environment for
application provisioning. See Key Concepts.
This chapter includes the following topics:
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Configure Amazon EC2 Environment for Application Services
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Virtual Machine Requirements for Creating Amazon EC2 Custom Templates
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Create Amazon EC2 Virtual Machine Templates or AMIs
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Register the Amazon EC2 Cloud Provider and Template
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Create an Amazon EC2 Deployment Environment
Configure Amazon EC2 Environment for Application
Services
Setting up an Amazon EC2 environment requires you to create a VPC as a target location in an Amazon
Region for application deployments. You must configure this VPC for Application Services applications to
be deployed.
For deployments to Amazon EC2, NICs on the external networks receive Elastic IP addresses. In
addition, a new security group is created for each deployment to allow communication between the
instances in the deployment. This security group allows external access to 80, 8080, 8081, 8443, and 22
ports. For any other ports that you need to open, use the Amazon EC2 management console to locate the
new security group and add the appropriate rules.
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