Drupal with Amazon Web Services?

Question

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I wanted to install drupal, but where to put it? Can the Amazon web service host this app? Do I need to go somewhere else and take it? I have an account with inmotionhosting, but I thought Amazon was doing the job, why not just use it? Any thoughts and opinions?

Answer 1

Amazon Web Services (AWS) will have no problems with Drupal.

The service you are looking for is Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) . This is pretty much equivalent to a private server with which you can do almost anything you want (including web hosting). The disadvantage is that you have to do all the settings yourself.

If you do not know how to install Apache or configure your own Linux computer, you will probably be better off working with managed hosting, where they will pick you all up.

Answer 2

You can install Drupal on AWS EC2 if you have sys administration. Otherwise, you will need to use a managed platform such as Cloudways. Configuring a web server such as Apache and Nginx, a cache such as Varnish and Memcached, and other functions on AWS is not difficult. Many managed servers have features that are available on their platform, so you don’t need to configure anything or go through the long process of installing the application on AWS.

Answer 3

You can also just use AWS cloud information to set up your drupal environment. This is a service that is part of AWS that will set up your stack for you. you still need to know how to handle your configuration files, but at least you don't need to manually install the DB, Apache, etc. http://aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/

Answer 4

Bitnami provides a free (installed Apache) ready-made Drupal image for AWS that you run easily. This is great for quick testing of something, but if you choose the right instance for the expected load, as well as for production (disclaimer: I am co-founder of Bitnami, although, as I mentioned, this is an open source image)

Answer 5

Drupal can be automatically deployed and hosted on Jelastic PaaS . You will not need to configure it from scratch. And if you want to make some custom settings during installation, you can also easily install it manually. Both options are described in the manual .

As a result, you will get automatic scaling, pay-per-use prices, management using an intuitive user interface, a wide selection of local service providers from different countries, and other possibilities for the efficient operation of Drupal.