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Note

If you are installing using the CFT, please subscribe to the CFT product listing on the AWS Marketplace to proceed.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, use this checklist to confirm that your tools and environment satisfy the specifications required.

Tools:

Network

Component

Requirements

VPC

  • It contains at least one private subnet

NAT Gateway

  • The connectivity type is public

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EKS users: If you already have an EKS Cluster set up, please install the Exostellar Management Server into the same VPC as your EKS Cluster and ensure that the VPC meets the above requirements.

Security

Component

Details

SSH Key

  • This will be used to attach to the Management Server

Trusted Certificate

  • Required only if deploying in a private environment.

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For environments with existing PKI setup, the x509 certificates, private key, and optionally, intermediate chain certificates and CA certificates will also be needed.

Compute

Component

Requirements

Operating System

  • Exostellar runs on Rocky Linux.

Permissions

The following file contains the minimum IAM permissions required by the AWS IAM principal used to install the product:

View file
nameexostellar-user-iam.json

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When completed, the roles and instance profile ARNs outputs by CloudFormation will be needed for subsequent installation steps.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Preparation

Please verify your environment configurations align with the prerequisites outlined above.

Step 2: Navigate to AWS CloudFormation

Log in to the AWS Management Console and select the CloudFormation service.

Step 3: Create a New Stack

  • Select Create stack > With new resources (standard).

  • Select Choose an existing template.

  • Choose to use the Amazon S3 URL, then copy the URL below.

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titleAmazon S3 URL

Latest - 11/19

https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/exostellar.managementserver.templates/GA/ExostellarManagementServerInstaller-2.0.2-2024.11.14.2740.95c2b2b.yaml


General Availability

Posted on 10/21

https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/exostellar.managementserver.templates/GA/ExostellarManagementServerInstaller-2.0.0-2024.10.21.2379.284aacb.yaml

Private Preview Release

Posted on 9/16

https://s3.amazonaws.com/exostellar.managementserver.templates/GA/ExostellarManagementServerInstaller-1.2.1-2024.09.09.1825.fd1d5f9.yaml

  • Proceed by clicking Next.

Step 4: Specify Stack Details

  • Stack Name: Assign a unique name to your CloudFormation stack, e.g., IOManagementServer.

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On EFS, only the default EFS file system policy is supported. See the AWS documentation for more information on this file system policy.

Click Next to continue.

Step 5: Configure Options

This step is optional. Configure any additional stack options such as tags, permissions, and other settings relevant to your organization. Click Next to advance.

Step 6: Review and Deploy

  • Carefully review all configurations to ensure accuracy.

  • Acknowledge the creation of IAM resources by ticking the relevant checkbox.

  • Initiate the deployment by clicking Create stack.

Step 7: Access the Management Server

Upon successful deployment, navigate to the Outputs section of your CloudFormation stack to retrieve access details:

  • ExostellarMgmtServerURL: Access URL for the Management Server.

  • ExostellarMgmtServerPrivateIP: Private IP of the Management Server.

  • ExostellarAdminUsername: The initial admin username for the Management Server.

  • ExostellarOptimizerAdminPassword: The initial admin password. Make sure to change this upon your first login for security.

Verification

After successful deployment, log in to the Management Server with the provided credentials. You will be prompted to change the admin password. It's also recommended to explore the platform and configure your infrastructure optimization settings as per your organization's requirements.

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