Elastra for Amazon Web Services Product Documentation

Getting Started Guide
Everything you need to know about getting started with The Elastra Cloud Server for Amazon Web Services.
Product Guide
Product guide for the Elastra Cloud Server for Amazon Web Services.
Tutorial #1: Designing and Deploying Multi-Tier Systems
This document has three separate tutorials that walk you through:
1. Adding new components to your design
2. Adding physical resources to your design
3. Deploying the design onto Amazon EC2
Tutorial #2: Using and Understanding Connectors

This document has two separate tutorials that walk you through how to connect different component with different connector types, including an Apache Load Balancer. This document has two separate tutorials that walk you through:
1. Creating a simple design using two components (JBoss and MySQL) connecting them to allow for JDBC requests from JBoss to MySQL—Tutorial #1: Components & Connectors.
2. Add additional JBoss components to your design, then use Apache to set up a load balancing scenario between the two JBoss instances—Tutorial #2: More Connectors

Tutorial #3: Installing Software on a Deployed System

This document walks you through creating a system design and deploying it on Amazon EC2. In addition, you will also deploy a wiki web application that uses a relational database for persistence storage and can be accessed through a proxy server. This document has several tutorials that walk you through:
1. Add components to a design — Tutorial #1: Adding Components
2. Add resources to a design — Tutorial #2: Adding Hosts
3. Deploy the design — Tutorial #3: Deploying Your Design
4. Install your applications on the individual components —Tutorial #4: Installing Software In this section, you will deploy a *.war file onto the Tomcat server and create a database on the MySQL component.

Elastra for AWS Release Notes
Known issues and limitations in Elastra Cloud Server (ECS) for AWS, private AMI release.