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titleFIRST!! See if you have access to your organization's AWS Account

How your organization gives access to Amazon Web Services will vary. This is how Lev our system administrator gave iNTERFACEWARE staff access to AWS through the Google Applications:

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If you are in a start up or your organization is not giving you access then:

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titleOR if you don't have one then create your own free AWS Account (but you will need a credit card)

Just go to:

https://aws.amazon.com/

And you can create a free Amazon Web Services account - you will need enter a credit card. Just be careful to only provision machines in the free tier.

ThenIf you have access to an AWS Account:

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titleYou can create an Linux machine

In 30 seconds I set up an AWS Linux instance which can be used for installing Iguana:

  1. Name the server - using your name and the word test is helpful to indicate to your co-workers that the machine isn’t important.

  2. Amazon Linux is an excellent choice.

  3. You have to select a “key pair”.

    1. Pick any one or make a new one - since we can connect via the Amazon web console it’s not super necessary.

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From just a few minutes and clicks you have a fresh working Linux machine to install IguanaX on.

Continue to download IguanaX Iguana X.