This AMI supports following versions.
- Amazon Linux 2 Kernel 5.10
- PHP 8.0
- Nginx 1.22
- MariaDB 10.5
- phpMyAdmin 5.2
- Drupal 9.5.11
Note: Drupal 9.5.x will receive security coverage until November 1, 2023 when Drupal 9 is end-of-life. We recommend to use Drupal10 our AMI, if you use it production.
Drupal Installation
Once the instance is running, please access your Drupal9 hosting domain or enter the public DNS provided by AWS (IPv4 Public IP) into your browser.
Step 1: Choose language
You will see the Drupal9 application. Chose your language settings.
Step 2: Select an Installation profile
Usually to select Standard
Step 3: Database Configuration
Find database password
You can find the database server password by accessing the System Log in the EC2 management console:
1. Go to the Amazon EC2 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/.
2. Chose your Instance and Click on Actions → Monitor and troubleshoot → Get System Log.
3. Get System log as shown below.
You can also SSH into your instance and find the login credential using the following command.
$ cat /home/ec2-user/credentials
////////////////////credentials info////////////////////
--- drupal
----- Setting : Success
--- phpMyAdmin
----- Setting : Success
--- MariaDB
----- User : root
----- Password : xq6npkp2WnyYqywf
----- User : drupal
----- DB name : drupal
----- Password : dnzehWu8iwGp6ukr
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Step 4: Configure site
phpMyAdmin
You can access phpMyAdmin after creating ssh tunnel.
ex.) create ssh tunnel
$ ssh ec2-user@{ipaddress} -i {ssh-key-file.pem} -N -L 8080:localhost:80http://localhost:8080/phpMyAdmin
For phpMyAdmin please refer to phpMyAdmin User Guide
Reference
- Drupal Documentation
- Trusted Host settings
- Amazon Linux 2
- phpMyAdmin User Guide
- How to Set up SSH Tunneling (Port Forwarding)