1. Installation Guide
  2. Public Cloud Platforms
  3. Create and Deploy ISR on AWS
  4. AWS Deployment Procedure

AWS Deployment Procedure

Deploying the OCISR on EC2 includes the following high-level steps:
  1. Launch your Instances on AWS—this is the main instance configuration procedure. It includes a multi-dialog wizard that presents configuration options in the preferred sequence. The result of this wizard is an installed, Oracle Linux 7.x image with no networking.
  2. Open the EC2 console and select Launch Instance.
  3. Navigate to the My AMIs link and choose the Oracle Linux AMI from the Community AMI.
  4. Choose instance type you are using.
  5. Click Next. The Configure Instance Details dialog appears.
  6. Configure the following instance details; leave the rest of the fields set at their defaults:
    • Specify the number of instances.
    • Select the correct Network for wancom0.
    • Select the correct Subnet for wancom0.
    • Establish a public IP for wancom0, either by using the Auto assign Public IP control or by configuring an elastic IP after deployment.
    • Scroll down to the Network interfaces configuration fields.
    • Ensure you are configuring the Device named eth0.
    • Select New network interface from the Network Interface drop-down list for wancom0.
    • Select the correct Subnet from the dropdown list for wancom0.
    • Ensure the Primary IP field is set to Auto-assign.
    • Click Add Device to add wancom0 (eth0) to your instance.
  7. Click Next.
  8. Enter your desired ISR store size (in GB) in the Add Storage field. Click Next.
  9. Enter a name in the Add Tags field to identify the instance. Ensure this name allows you to uniquely identify this instance during later deployment procedures and operations. Click Next.
  10. Either create a new security group or select an existing security group in Configure Security Group to set the appropriate firewall rules. Refer to EC2 documentation for configuration instructions. You can add rules to allow inter-component traffic for VoIP, data, and admin interfaces. Refer to the ISR Security Guide for specific information about ports to use.
  11. Click Review and Launch. EC2 creates your instances.
  12. Return to the EC2 Dashboard and click Running Instances.
  13. Select your new instances and name them. These names can be the same as your Tag names.