Comprehensive Guide to Deploying Aquila Application on AWS Three-Tier Architecture

Introduction:

In this guide, we will meticulously set up a robust three-tier architecture on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and deploy the Aquila application, adhering to best practices and security standards.

Step 1: Cloud Platform Selection and Account Setup:

• Begin by selecting Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the preferred cloud platform.
• Sign in to the AWS Management Console or create a new AWS account if necessary.

Step 2: Infrastructure Setup:

2.1. Networking:

• Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Creation:
• Navigate to the VPC dashboard and meticulously create a VPC with a distinct CIDR block.

2.2. Subnet Configuration:

• Establish a public subnet dedicated to the presentation tier and private subnets allocated for the application and data tiers, ensuring isolation and security.

2.3 Configure Route Tables and Internet Gateway:

Internet Gateway:

Routing

• Configure route tables meticulously, routing internet-bound traffic through an internet gateway while maintaining private connectivity within the VPC.

2.4. Configure Instance Settings:

Launch EC2 Instances:

• EC2 Instance Deployment:
• Methodically launch EC2 instances to serve as the foundation for each tier (presentation, application, and data) within the designated subnets.
• Carefully select instance types, ensuring optimal performance and resource allocation.
• Leverage Amazon Linux 2 AMIs for stability and compatibility with the AquilaCMS application.

MongoDB:

Application:

Install Node.js and npm:

Clone the git repo:

Note: After that configure the configuration file and add the database details.

Presentation

Go in this location: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf

Add a new server block to the http section:

Security rule for Security Group:

Conclusion

By meticulously following this comprehensive guide, you will orchestrate a seamless deployment of the AquilaCMS application on AWS, leveraging the power of a three-tier architecture to ensure optimal performance, scalability, and security.