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Established in 2010, Easy Cloud began with the goal of helping small to medium businesses migrate to G Suite (formerly Google Apps) for email and operations, Wordpress for websites, and Untangle for security.

In more recent years, we have evolved and entered the DevOps space by utilizing emerging cloud technologies such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.

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Amazon picks New York and Northern Virginia for HQ2

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After running a year-long competition that drew interest from hundreds of cities and a number of states, Amazon has reportedly chosen New York City and Northern Virginia to split duty as its second headquarters.The Wall Street Journal reported late Monday that Amazon (AMZN) has picked New York’s Long Island City and Arlington County’s Crystal City neighborhoods, citing people familiar with the matter.Amazon declined to comment to CNN.… Read more

Bitnami WordPress Containers

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BITNAMI WORDPRESS STACK CONTAINERS Deploying Bitnami applications as containers is the best way to get the most from your infrastructure. Our application containers are designed to work well together, are extensively documented, and like our other application formats, our containers are continuously updated when new versions are made available.  … Read more

How to find Credentials on Bitnami WordPress on AWS

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The method to obtain application credentials depends on whether you deployed the application using: Find Credentials Using AWS AMIs There are two options for obtaining your application credentials: Checking the System Log on the AWS Cloud Console (EC2). Connecting to your application through SSH Option 1: Find Credentials By Checking The System Log On The AWS Cloud Console (EC2) IMPORTANT: The application password is only available in the system log for the first 24 hours after you first start the instance.… Read more

Setup AWS S3 static website hosting using SSL (ACM)

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I registered a new domain (ssml.io) and I want to use it to host a static website using S3 and Cloudfront. For this website I want an SSL connection using a AWS Certificate Manager certificate. To finish this setup you have to go through these steps: Create an S3 bucket and upload your index.html file Create a cloudfront distribution pointing to this S3 bucket Setup Domain MX records using SES to receive the SSL certificate domain validation email Request a new SSL certificate in region us-east-1 (!) Assign the certificate to your Cloudfront distribution I assume that you already have a (new) domain registered in Route 53 with no A or MX records setup.… Read more