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Step by step guide to accessing the Tomcat admin panel on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI. Covers login credentials, port settings and configuration.

How to Access and Configure Tomcat Admin on AWS

Access the Tomcat Admin Account

Open your browser and navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/manager/status. Log in using Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Access phpMyAdmin

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/phpmyadmin. Log in using Username: root and Password: your instance-id.

Access the Tomcat Website

Navigate to http://instance-public-ip in your browser. Note: Tomcat runs on port 8080, but a reverse proxy is configured to serve it on port 80.

Access Webmin

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4:8000. Log in using Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Login to Instance via SSH

In your terminal, run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then connect using ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip.

Login to MySQL Terminal

Once connected to the instance, log in to MySQL by running: mysql -u root -p instance-id

Access and configure ActiveMQ on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI. Covers dashboard login, port configuration and connection setup steps.

How to Access and Configure ActiveMQ on AWS AMI

Access ActiveMQ Web Interface

Open your browser and navigate to the ActiveMQ admin URL: http://<instance-public-ipv4>/admin

Log into the EC2 Instance via SSH

Set permissions on your PEM key with sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then connect via SSH: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip

Access the ActiveMQ Docker Container

Run the Docker container with all required ports: docker run -d -p 61616:61616 -p 5672:5672 -p 61613:61613 -p 1883:1883 -p 61614:61614 -p 8161:8161 <AWS Container Image URI>

Access the ActiveMQ Admin Panel

Navigate to http://<instance-public-ipv4>/admin and log in with Username: admin and Password: admin.

A step-by-step guide to accessing the Apache Airflow web interface on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI, including login, DAG navigation, and troubleshooting.

How to Access Apache Airflow on Your AWS AMI

Get the Airflow Server URL

Obtain the host URL or IP address from your system administrator or cloud provider dashboard. The typical format is: http://<your-server-ip>:8080

Open Your Browser

Launch Chrome, Firefox, or Edge and enter the Airflow URL in the address bar.

Enter Your Login Credentials

On the login page, enter your username and password. For first-time login, use the default credentials: URL: http://instance-public-ipv4, Username: admin, Password: Instance-ID. Change the password immediately after first login.

Navigate the Airflow Dashboard

After login, you will land on the DAGs (Directed Acyclic Graphs) list page. From here you can monitor pipelines, trigger workflows, and manage DAGs.

Verify Connectivity (For Intuz Cloud Users)

Go to your application dashboard, select your Airflow instance, and click 'Open Airflow UI'. This opens the UI without manually entering the URL.

Airflow deployed on server or cloud instance (e.g., Intuz Cloud, AWS MWAA)

Valid Airflow username and password

Supported browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge)

Web browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge)

SSH client (for instance login)

Access Apache Cassandra on your Intuz Cloud AWS stack. Covers cqlsh setup, port configuration and initial database connection steps.

How to Access and Set Up Cassandra Database on AWS

Run: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip

Connect to Your AWS Instance via SSH

Open your Shell or Terminal. Set the correct permissions on your PEM key file and connect to your AWS instance using SSH.

Run: sudo cqlsh localhost -u admin -p instance-id

Access Cassandra via Terminal (cqlsh)

Once logged into the instance, connect to Cassandra using the cqlsh command-line tool with your admin credentials.

Access Deequ with Apache Spark on your Intuz Cloud AMI. Covers Spark configuration and Deequ library setup for data quality validation.

How to Access Deequ with Apache Spark on AWS

Access Jupyter Notebook

Open Jupyter Notebook by navigating to http://instance-public-ipv4:8888/ in your browser, replacing 'instance-public-ipv4' with your actual instance IP address.

Connect to PostgreSQL

Connect to the PostgreSQL database by running the following commands in your terminal: sudo -i -u postgres, then psql.

Launch Spark Shell with Deequ

Launch the Spark shell with Deequ pre-configured by running the command: spark-shell

Login to the Instance

Connect to your instance via SSH by first setting permissions with: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then logging in with: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip

Access and configure the Intuz DevOps Stack AMI on AWS. Covers initial login, service access and tool configuration for your environment.

How to Access and Configure the DevOps Stack AMI on AWS

Access Jenkins

Open Jenkins by navigating to http://instance-public-ipv4:8080 in your browser. Retrieve the initial admin password by running the following command on the server: cat /var/lib/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

Access Grafana

Open Grafana by navigating to http://instance-public-ipv4:3000. Log in with username 'admin' and password 'admin'. You will be prompted to set a new password on first login.

Log in to the Instance via SSH

Set the correct permissions on your PEM key file using: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem. Then connect to your instance using SSH: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip

Access and configure Drupal CMS on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI. Covers admin login, phpMyAdmin, Webmin, and SSH instance login step by step.

How to Access and Configure Drupal CMS on AWS AMI

Access Drupal Admin Panel

Open your browser and navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/. Log in using Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Open http://instance-public-ipv4:8000 in your browser. Log in using Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Connect via SSH (Instance Login)

Run the following commands in your terminal to connect via SSH: first, run 'sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem', then 'ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip'. To log in to MySQL, run 'mysql -u root -p instance-id'.

How to Access Drupal AMI

Access Drupal via CloudFormation Stack

Open the CloudFormation Stack Application URL: http://ELB-DNS-Name/ or directly via http://instance-public-ipv4/. Note: No default user is created — you will need to create your own user on the Welcome page.

Run 'sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem' and then 'ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip'. For MySQL access, use 'mysql -u root -p instance-id'.

How to Access Drupal CloudFormation

Access Great Expectations on your Intuz Cloud AWS stack. Covers CLI setup, data source configuration and running your first validation suite.

How to Access Great Expectations (GX) for Data Quality on AWS

Access JupyterLab

Open your browser and navigate to http://<instance-public-ipv4>. When prompted, enter your Instance ID as the password to log in to JupyterLab.

Open your terminal and secure your PEM key file by running: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem. Then connect to your instance using SSH: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip

Access Hugging Face on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI. Covers model downloads, API tokens and inference endpoint configuration for ML workloads.

How to Access Hugging Face ML Model Hub on AWS AMI

Access Hugging Face

Open your browser and navigate to the instance URL using your public IPv4 address. Use the Instance ID as the password to log in.

Instance Login via Shell/Terminal

Connect to your AWS instance using SSH with your PEM key file and the instance's public IP address.

Access Kanboard on your Intuz Cloud AWS AMI for project management. Covers admin setup, board creation and user management step by step.

How to Access and Set Up Kanboard for Project Management on AWS

Access Kanboard Admin Account

Login via Shell/Terminal

Run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then connect via SSH: ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip.

Run the command: mysql -u root -p instance-id to access the MySQL terminal.

Step-by-step guide to access Apache, phpMyAdmin, Webmin, and MySQL on your LAMP Stack AWS instance.

How to Access the LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on AWS

Access Apache

Open your browser and go to http://instance-public-ipv4/ to verify Apache is running.

Navigate to https://instance-public-ipv4/phpmyadmin and log in with username 'root' and your instance ID as the password.

Go to http://instance-public-ipv4:8000, and log in with username 'admin' and your instance ID as the password.

Login via SSH

Run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip to connect to your instance.

Login to MySQL via Terminal

After SSH login, run: mysql -u root -p instance-id to access the MySQL terminal.

Accessing Nginx, phpMyadmin, Webmin, Instance Login, LEMP CloudFormation Stack, container etc. made easy with this detailed guide.

How to access LEMP?

Access Nginx

Open your browser and navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/ to access the Nginx web server.

Access phpMyAdmin (AMI)

Navigate to https://instance-public-ipv4/phpmyadmin. Log in with Username: root and Password: your instance-id.

Access Webmin (AMI)

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4:8000. Log in with Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Instance Login via Shell/Terminal (AMI)

Run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip. For MySQL terminal login, run: mysql –u root –p instance-id.

Access LEMP CloudFormation Stack

Use the Application URL: http://instance-public-ipv4 or the CloudFormation URL: http://ELB-DNS-Name/ to access the stack.

Access LEMP Container

Run the Docker command: docker run –d –p 80:80 –p 3306:3306 –p 443:443 –p 10000:10000 <AWS Container image URI> to start the container.

Access phpMyAdmin (Container)

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/phpmyadmin. Log in with Username: root and Password: root.

Access Webmin (Container)

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4:10000. Log in with Username: admin and Password: pass.

Instance Login via Shell/Terminal (Container)

Run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip. For MySQL terminal login, run: mysql –u root –p root.

How to Access the LEMP Stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) on AWS

An easy access to Magento Stack, container, Cloud Formation, and its Webmin, phpMyAdmin panel and instance login.

How to Access Magento?

Access Magento Admin

Open your browser and go to http://instance-public-ipv4/admin. Log in with Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Open http://instance-public-ipv4:8000 in your browser. Log in with Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Run the following commands in your terminal: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem, then ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip. For MySQL terminal login, use: mysql -u root -p instance-id.

Access Magento CloudFormation Stack

Visit the Application URL at http://instance-public-ipv4/ and the Admin URL at http://instance-public-ipv4/admin.

Access Magento Container

Run the Docker command: docker run -d -p 80:80 -p 8000:8000 <AWS Container Image URI>. Then access the admin at http://Public-IP-Address/admin with Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4/phpmyadmin. Log in with Username: root and Password: your instance-id.

Open http://instance-public-ipv4:8000. Log in with Username: admin and Password: your instance-id.

How to Access and Configure Magento Ecommerce Store on AWS

We have listed down the easy way to Accessing Mean Stack, Mongo-Express, Webmin etc. follow the guide and install quickly.

How to Access MEAN Stack

Access Mean Stack

Open your browser and navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4. Use username: admin@example.com and password: your instance-id to log in.

Access Mongo-Express

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4:8081. Use username: admin and password: your instance-id to log in.

Navigate to http://instance-public-ipv4:8000. Use username: admin and password: your instance-id to log in.

Open your Shell or Terminal and run: sudo chmod 400 yourpemkeyname.pem followed by ssh -i yourpemkeyname.pem ubuntu@yourinstanceip to connect to your instance.

Access MongoDB

Once logged in to the instance, connect to MongoDB by running: mongo -u admin –p instance-id

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