Please preform these Actions on a WSL Ubuntu or Linux console

• ssh-keygen -t rsa -f <Replace with your Key Name> -P ""
• • This will Create a SSH Key that can be used to Access the EC2 Instance.
• chmod 400 <Replace with your Key Name>*
• • This will set the proper permissions so you can use them.
• Open PuttyGen at this time, at the Top Click Conversions -> Import Key
• Select the Key that you Just Generated, the one that does not end with .pub
• Click Save out Public/Private Key seperate which will generate your *.ppk file to load into Pagent
• Open Pagent
• Double click on the <Replace with your Key Name>.ppk file which will load it into Pagent
• • This allows Putty to automatically Access it for loggin in.

Edit the Settings Located in terraform.tfvars if you need to have production.tfvars or develop.tfvars please use Command style (B)

• env = "demonstration"
• • This is what Envirnoment that it resides in. Production? Development? Staging? Dinosaur?
• project = "ec2_demo_example"
• • This is the name of the Project, keep it locase with no spaces and no special symbols besides _ makes it easier to query in CLI/Terraform.
• instance_type = "t2.micro"
• • This is the side of the Instance, A.K.A. How much do you want to spend?
• region = "us-west-1"
• • Region your EC2 Resides in. I'm West Coast so like.. Yeah.
• key_file = "filename"
• • This is the filename of the Key.pub you generated in Setup. This can be /location/to/file.pub.

• Command Style (A) with terraform.tfvars
• • terraform init
• • terraform plan -out <Name for your Plan>
• • terraform apply "<Name for your Plan>"
• Command Style (B) with a Custom *.tfvars File.
• • terraform init
• • terraform plan -out <Name for your Plan> -var-file <Name of Config>.tfvars
• • terraform apply "<Name for your Plan>"
• To Destroy it all type: ``

• Open Putty
• Put your server_public_ip that is listed, make sure port is 22
• Go to Connection -> Data and fill-in the Auto-login username Field with ubuntu
• Go to Connection put 1 inside of the Seconds between keepalives
• Check the Enable TCP keepalives Box
• Go to Session
• Type in a name for this EC2 Session in the Saved Sessions Box
• Click Save
• Double Click on the Name you just typed. And Enjoy your Connection
• If it asks you to accept a SSL Cert, click yes.
• Your Welcome <3

• .env
• • KEY_FILE
• • • Name of the Key file you will be generating ssh_keygen.
• • PLAN_NAME
• • • Name of the Plan you will be generating with Terraform.

Made this due to being Lazy..... Sorry.... Or wait, your welcome I mean ;)

• make init
• make plan
• make apply
• make destroy
• make genkey
• make graph

Created by: Randolph Bioblaze Payne Aarseth