You just launched an Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instance with Debian GNU/Linux and TYPO3 pre-installed. Please be advised, that costs may occur as long as the instance is up and running read more
Now, the next thing you should do: get the access details (which are required to login to the backend of TYPO3).
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Random passwords and other access details are automatically generated when you launch the EC2 instance the first time. They are stored in a text file /home/admin/.accessdetails on the server.
To retrieve these credentials, login to the server via SSH (user name: admin) and use the private SSH key you set up during the EC2 instance launch. If you are using the command line, this could be as easy as executing the following command (where private.key is your private key file):
ssh -i private.key admin@www.mackenzie.br
All access details required for TYPO3 CMS will be displayed. If you have any problems retrieving the access details, please refer to the documentation.
We know how important good documentation is! The TYPO3-on-AWS machine image is made of several components: a modern and robust Debian GNU/Linux operating system with an Apache web server, SQLite database engine, PHP and some other software packages. On top of that we are running the enterprise content management system TYPO3 CMS and all this is powered by an awesome cloud technology at Amazon Web Services (AWS).
In most cases you want to customize the initial setup, for example use MySQL/MariaDB as a database server instead of SQLite. The links below point you to the documentation which provides details on how to customize, maintain, and manage the TYPO3-on-AWS instance.
The backend of TYPO3 CMS is the administration interface, which allows you to build and maintain your website. The access credentials provided give you full administrator access to the system.
In order to access the backend of TYPO3 CMS, simply append /typo3 at the end of the URL.
Currently, the backend login is available at: http://www.mackenzie.br/typo3.