Quick guide for OMOC operators
  • Introduction
  • Create your machine
  • Set up your oracle service
    • Set static IP
  • Dapp Guide
  • Update your oracle
  • TroubleShooting
  • Remove your Oracle
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  • 1) Login with your account and go to the EC2 menu
  • 2) From the EC2 menu go to Instances and press Launch Instance
  • 3) Now select the AMI
  • 4) We will use a t2.micro so just go to ". Configure Security Group"
  • 5) Configure your Security Group
  • 6) Press "Launch"
  • 7) Download KeyPair and launch the instance.
  • 8) To connect to your instance follow the instructions from AWS and change "root" for "ubuntu"

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1) Login with your account and go to the EC2 menu

2) From the EC2 menu go to Instances and press Launch Instance

3) Now select the AMI

4) We will use a t2.micro so just go to ". Configure Security Group"

5) Configure your Security Group

At Security Group press "Add Rule", select "custom RPC" at the type column, in port range enter 5556 and in the source column select Anywhere.

6) Press "Launch"

7) Download KeyPair and launch the instance.

Select "Create a new key pair", put a name for the key and download the file. Now run the instance

8) To connect to your instance follow the instructions from AWS and change "root" for "ubuntu"

Now you can interact with your AWS machine, to set up your oracle go to the

next step
Sign in to aws management console
Click on Instances
Click on Launch Instances
t2.micro instance
Security group
Launch
KeyPair
Click on Connect
change root@... for ubuntu@ec2...