Know your environment
All the commands listed on this guide should be executed from INSIDE the Bastion host.
The current production environment running on-premises is composed by 2 applications and 4 servers as per the following:
| Application | Server | OS | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wordpress | wordpress-web | Centos7 | Apache+PHP |
| Wordpress | wordpress-db | Centos7 | MariaDB |
| OFBiz | ofbiz-web | Centos7 | Java |
| OFBiz | ofbiz-db | Centos7 | PostgreSQL |
You will get a certificate warning with the URL below because the lab environment use the self-signed certificate.
1. Test the applications that we’re going to migrate. Open the following URL using Chrome.
| Application | URL |
|---|---|
| Wordpress | http://wordpress-web/ |
| OFBiz ERP | https://ofbiz-web:8443/accounting |
This is a simple test, just check if both application webpage shows up.
2. Open CMD.EXE (Windows Command Prompt) and ping all the servers bellow. Please notice they are located in the on-premises network within the 192.168.1.0/24 CIDR. That’s the source environment CIDR. Once the servers are migrated, the new CIDR range will be 10.0.1.0/24.
| hostname |
|---|
| wordpress-web |
| wordpress-db |
| ofbiz-web |
| ofbiz-db |
3. Open Chrome and navigate to the following URL:
https://dashboard.eventengine.run
4. Insert the hash token provided
5. The output screen contains all the credentials and information that you will need to execute this lab.
Clicking on the file icon will copy the information to the clipboard.
6. Click in Open AWS Console
7. Click in Open AWS Console
8. Now you are connected to AWS Console
9. Make sure you’re AWS Region is us-east-1 (N. Virginia)