Launching Single Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
You can create an EC2 instance from Amazon Machine Image (AMI). After you subscribe to TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - BusinessWorks™, you can launch the AMI from the marketplace page.
The following are the artifacts that are provided in the Single AMI:
Directory /home/ec2-user/bwce/ includes the following directories:
- bwce-runtime: Contains bwce-runtime zip.
- bwce-docker: Contains TIBCO BusinessWorks Container Edition docker open source script. For more information, refer to https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/bwce-docker.
- scripts: Contains create-push-image.sh script which creates TIBCO BusinessWorks Container Edition base image and pushes it to ECR repo.
- bwce-mon: Contains application monitoring feature for TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - BusinessWorks™.
The following are the installer that are shipped with the Single AMI:
- bwce: Contains TIBCO Business Studio™ for BusinessWorks™ installers for all supported OS
- plugins: Contains installer for TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - BusinessWorks™ supported plugins & runtime zip files for all supported OS. For more information on supported plug-ins, see Supported Plug-ins.
Run the following command:
to install docker in Single AMI
sudo yum -y install docker-ce
to start docker
sudo systemctl start dockerFor more details about Docker, Refer Docker Documentation.
- Procedure
- Open the TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - BusinessWorks™ web page in AWS Marketplace.
- In the
Pricing Information section, select the region where you want to make the software available and specify the delivery method as
Single AMI.
- Click
Continue to Subscribe to go to the Launch page.
- To configure the application, click
Continue to Configuration.
- Select a fulfillment option as
Amazon Machine Image. Also, select the
Software Version and
Region to launch the EC2 instance from the AMI.
- Click the Continue to Launch button to launch the EC2 instance from the AMI.
- To launch your configuration through the Amazon EC2 console, select
Launch through EC2 and click
Launch.
- From
All instance types list, select an instance type. For more information, see
Amazon EC2 Instance Types.
- Click Next: Configure Instance Details at the bottom of the page, and provide the following details as per requirement. See the
icon for descriptions of each item.
- Number of instances
- Purchasing option
- Network
- Availability Zone (if using EC2) or Subnet (if using VPC)
- Auto-assign Public IP
- IAM role
Note: IAM role must have permission for action
aws-marketplace:MeterUsuage
. - Shutdown behavior
- Enable termination protection
- Monitoring
- Tenancy
- Expand the Network interfaces section, where you can attach one or more network interface to your instance during launch.
- Expand the
Advanced Details section and fill out the
User data field if required.
- Click
Next: Add Storage and review the storage details. You can add Elastic Block Store and instance store volumes by clicking the
Add New Volume button.
- Click
Next: Tag Instance and add optional tags. To add more tags, click the
Create Tag button.
Note: A tag is a key or value pair that flows to resources inside your stack. You can add up to 10 unique tags to each instance.
- Click Next: Configure Security Group and configure your firewall rules. Choose an existing security group or create a new security group.
- Click Review and Launch. Review your information and edit if necessary.
- Click
Launch.
A message is displayed, informing you that the instance is now launching. Your instances might take a few minutes to launch, depending on the software you are running.
- Click Close.