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🚀 How I Deployed My Ubuntu EC2 Instance with NGINX and Customized My Web Page
- The post details the process of launching an Ubuntu EC2 instance on AWS, installing NGINX, and customizing a web page to display the author's name and the current date.
- Requirements for the process include an AWS account, a key pair (.pem file), and PowerShell or Git Bash on Windows.
- Step 1 involves launching a new Ubuntu EC2 instance named 'nginx-demo' with Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS AMI, t2.micro instance type, and proper network settings.
- Upon launching, the public IPv4 address is copied for later use.
- Step 2 explains how to connect to the EC2 instance via PowerShell using the .pem key file.
- Step 3 guides on installing NGINX on the EC2 instance using appropriate terminal commands.
- Start and enable the NGINX service using systemctl commands as part of Step 3.
- Step 4 includes customizing the default NGINX web page by editing the index.nginx-debian.html file with personalized content.
- Instructions provided for replacing the default body content with custom HTML displaying the author's name and the date.
- Step 5 instructs to test the customized page by accessing the EC2 public IP in a web browser.
- By following the steps, users should see the personalized NGINX page with the specified content.
- The post includes terminal commands and screenshots to aid in the deployment process.
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