Nicholas Swink created an AWS virtual private cloud with public and private subnets across two availability zones and three security groups. A load balancer was set up for the VPC along with an RDS database in the cloud. Two AMIs were created, one for a web server with HTML and another for a Node.js server, each using auto scaling groups and launch configurations to spin up instances. Once launched, the web server could be accessed through the load balancer's DNS name.

1. BUILDING AWEB-APP
SERVERWITH AWS
Nicholas Swink

2. Making aVirtual Private Cloud

3. Public and Private Subnets inTwo
Availability Zones

4. Created three security groups

5. Created a Load Balancer For OurVPC

6. Putting our database in the cloud with
RDS

7. CreatingTheWeb Page

8. CreatingTheWeb ServerWith Node.js

9. CreatedTwo AMI’s forWeb Server and
Node.js Server
■ Created anAMI for our web server with our html on it and another for our node.js
server
■ Then made two auto scaling groups that use thoseAMI’s
■ Finally created two launch configurations that use those auto scaling groups

10. Once our launch configurations spin up
instances…
Our web server can be accessed through the load balancer’s DNS name

11. Here is what ourVirtual Private Cloud
looks like