How to apply colonif in AWS EC2 and get the power to do anything in the cloud

by SkillAiNest

Colphi is an open source, a self -hosting platform that acts as an alternative to services such as Heroco, Netif, and Versal. This allows developers to deploy and manage applications, databases and services on their infrastructure, providing more control and flexibility.

If you want to use Kalif, you have two options. You can buy their cloud plan, which costs you money. On the other hand, you can host it for free and use unlimited use without any limits.

In this article, I show you how to use the AWS EC2 for example and how to use its features and its features. I will also show you how to deploy any website directly in it.

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This article contains a step -by -step video walkthrough I have made for you. You can watch the video on my video Utube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ladt0y_icnu

The table of content

The requirements of the cooling of the self -hosted

Since we are going to cool itself in the cloud for this article, you have to make sure that you have a minimum specification of the server. According to Kolif, currently, the least requirements are given below:

Server requirements

  • A VPS (Virtual Private Server)

  • A dedicated server

  • A virtual machine (VM)

  • A raspberry pie (see us Rasberry POS Setup GuideJes

  • Or any other server that has access to SSH

Support operating system

  • Deben -based (for example, Deben, Ubuntu)

  • Based on the Red Hot (for example, Santos, Fedora, Radhat, Alemox, Rocky, Asahi)

  • SUPPLY Based on

  • Arc linux

  • Alpine Linux

  • Rasbery POS 64 Bit (Rasbian)

Supported architecture

COLFAIFAGES 64 BATTLE System runs on:

Minimum hardware requirements

Colphif can work properly on lower spectacular servers compared to the above, but they recommend slightly minimal requirements. This ensures that consumers have enough resources to deploy a number of applications without performance issues.

I suggest you check Official documents, Since there may be no refreshments with references, and you don’t want to lose this section!

I’m going to use AWS EC2 As my server for this guide.

Set the AWS EC2 example for Colpho

Make a new EC2 example in AWS.

Make EC2

Give it a suitable name you want. I am going along with coolify-yt For the purpose of this article.

EC2 Name

Amazon Machine Image (AMI), I will use the latest LTS of Ubuntu (Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS).

Ami type

The architecture will be 64 bit (x86).

Amy architecture

For example, I can’t go with a free level because it cannot be met at least. So I’m going with him t2.medium.

Type of example

I will create a new key pair for a key pair. I will go with RSA, and file format .pem.

Key pair

When you click Create key pairIt will download a A .pem Be sure to keep the file safe.

Storage i, I’m taking 50 GB block storage. But if you want, you can now follow the minimum details storage (30GB) of Kolieff (30GB).

Storage Configure

If I want to use my Kaul anywhere, I have to check three boxes in network settings.

  • (Anywhere) Allow SSH traffic

  • Allow https traffic from the Internet

  • Allow http traffic from the Internet

Network settings

Now, just click on the “launch example”. It will create our new EC2 server. It may take a few seconds to half a minute. So just be patient and wait to finish its work.

Launch for example

AWS EC2’s Security Group

For example, go to the tab and find the name of your newly created EC2. Then, find the name of its security group.

For example

I have the name of the Security Group for my newly created EC2 as “Launch Wizard -7”.

Security group

Now, go to the security group tab and find out which security group is affiliated with your newly created EC2.

Security group

Since my EC2’s security group was named “Launch Wizard -7”, I will click on this security group ID.

Security Group ID

It will take me to my configuration page. Now, click “Edit these bound rules”.

Bound Rules

Add a new rule. The type will be “custom TCP”. The port will be “8000”. The source will be “IPV4” anywhere.

Edit these bound rules

Now save the rules.

Save the changes

Now, go to the EC2 page and make sure the newly created EC2 is running.

EC2 status

If you want to connect to EC2 server from your local machine you must use .pem The key is to you, you have to go to the “SSH Client” tab in connective settings.

SSH Client

For now, I’m not going to be so upset, so I will use the browser to connect my server using the “Connect” button.

Contact EC2

Make sure the EC2’s public IPV4 address. Now click “Connect”.

Root

It will open a new tab with an EC2 connection to your browser.

Contact EC2

It will be ready to use in a few seconds.

Ec2

Install cool in AWS EC2

There are many ways to install direct cooling on our EC2. But I usually follow the recommended COLFAI installation script.

curl -fsSL | sudo bash

Use sudo zsh Instead of sudo bash If you are running a command from the “ZSH” terminal.

Cool the script

It will start installing Kolif into your server. Follow their indications in the EC2 terminal.

Install Colpho in EC2

Depending on your EC2 details, it may take several minutes. Be patient and let him do your job until it is “congratulated!” Don’t reach the screen

Eliminate installation

Get access to cooling from anywhere using a public IP

After installation, open a new tab and use this public IP with end :8000 Port. This will take you to the COLFAI account enrollment page for the first time.

Register

Register your account. The first becomes the admin by default. But you can change the role whenever you want.

You can follow their instructions while walking on the ship. But for now, I’m leaving it easily.

Leave on the ship

Your Kolphif is now fully prepared to go!

How to deploy the website via Colphi

Now, I want to show you how you can easily deploy a stable website directly from your gut hub repository to Colphi.

Go to the “Project” and click “+Add”.

Add a new project

Give it a name and appropriate detail.

Name and detail for the project

I will use One of my public deposits From the Gut Hub for the trial.

Gut Hub Rippo

You can also be deployed to private reservoirs. To do this, select the “private storage with the gut hub app” or “deployment”.

Now, click Production.

Project

Now, we need to add a source from which it will drag the data.

Add new resources

Since this reservoir is already public, I will select the “Public Repository” as the source of my project.

Public repo

Now, provide a public report URL in the repository URL field. Then click “Check Storage”.

Public Repo URL

This will show you the basic setting of the project. Check to ensure that everything is correct.

Project Config

If everything is fine, then click “Continue”.

Since this is just a stable website, I will convert the Blood Pack into “static” and click “Continue”.

Update the project's speculation

Now, deploy the application by clicking the “deployment” button.

Request of request

You can also activate/disable Debg Log.

Debug log

After the deployment ends successfully, you can automatically find the website from the link tabs.

Link

The site will look exactly right!

A direct site

You can automatically create a new domain or add your domain/sub -domain with project settings at any time.

Change the domain

Project settings will include all other necessary settings/environmental variables, etc. Whenever you change any information/settings/configuration in the configuration section, you just need to re -deploy the application to reflect the changes.

You can add new team members, convert the Colphif domain into something else (your domain/sub -domain), and make it normal, publicly accessible server.

Team

Therefore, this is the general method of installing AWS EC2 for example without any hassle.

Conclusion

Thanks for reading this short tutorial. I hope this will help you to cool down on your favorite server and increase your productivity.

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