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On this coming page, select the instance hardware (virtual machine) that you need your installation to run. It's suggested that you should choose t2.micro as per strict budget. Otherwise, you can go to t2.medium. You can choose other options too as per your project's requirements and goal. Configure a WordPress Instance After you get to choose an instance, you can review the configuration. If you are doing the VPS (virtual private server) installation for the first time, you should leave the default settings as it is. This will run WordPress without any error or hurdle.


You can also change the default settings if you need to do so. But bosnia and herzegovina telegram before doing so, read AWS documentation carefully before changing the settings. Now click on the Next button to check the storage you need. AWS will charge you for this. But if you go for default storage, the instance will give you 10 GB. Review the configuration settings and Launch it. After this, AWS will ask you if you need to make an SSH key pair as shown in a pop-up screen. Make sure you load the key pair for future reference.


Now proceed to the Launch instance which may take a few minutes. Access the WordPress Instance After launching the instance, you have to access it. To perform this, return to the AWS console home and search for the services tab. You can find the service tap at the topmost corner of the screen. From here, you have to select the EC2 option. Further, on the next page, search the main menu for the Running Instance option. You will find a single instance running. Once the instance is running, you can test the WordPress website.