Deploy Ghost to AWS using RDS and EC2

One of the hardest parts of learning AWS is understanding how the different moving parts work together.
In this course, we tackle a real-world project of deploying the blogging platform Ghost to AWS using EC2 (the server where Ghost will run) and RDS (a relational database for Ghost to store data).
This course ties together skills like networking, SSH, and using the command line while getting a realistic full-stack platform up and running.
Whether you're studying for a certificate like Certified Cloud Practitioner or just learning for fun, this hands-on project will be a great way to dig in and get some practice!

• Understand the Default AWS Virtual Private Cloud Network
• Create a Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Instance to Run a Ghost Server
• Set up an Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) Instance
• Allow an AWS EC2 Instance Access to an RDS Database
• Connect to an AWS EC2 Instance with SSH
• Add and Log In to an AWS EC2 Instance with a sudo User
• Install Nginx and Node.js on a AWS EC2 Server
• Install Ghost CLI and Create Directory
• Install and Start Ghost on an AWS EC2 Instance Connected to AWS RDS
• Where to Go Next with your Freshly Installed Ghost Server