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AWS Documentation
- AWS Drupal10 on NGINX with PHP8.1
- AWS Moodle 4.1+ AMI on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS Drupal9 PHP8.0
- AWS SuiteCRM 8.2.x AMI on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS Drupal9 on LEMP PHP8.0
- AWS Drupal10 AMI on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS ELK on Ubuntu 21.04
- AWS Gitlab CE powered by Classmethod
- AWS Grafana with Prometheus AMI
- AWS Jenkins on Amazon Linux 2 powered by Classmethod
- AWS Jenkins on Ubuntu 20.04
- AWS Jenkins on Ubuntu
- AWS Jenkins 2.263 on Ubuntu 20.04
- AWS Joomla on PHP 8.0
- AWS Joomla on Nginx with PHP 8.0
- AWS LAMP on CentOS 7
- AWS LAMP Stack PHP 7.3
- AWS LAMP Stack PHP 7.4
- AWS LAMP Stack PHP.8.0
- AWS LAMP with PHP 8.1 on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS LAMP and phpMyAdmin on Ubuntu 18
- AWS LAPP Server on Amazon Linux 2 with PHP 8.0
- AWS LAPP Server on Amazon Linux 2 with PHP 8.1
- AWS Ubuntu 18 LAMP and phpMyAdmin AMI
- AWS Ubuntu 20 LAMP and phpMyAdmin AMI
- AWS Ubuntu 20 LAMP and phpMyAdmin AMI with PHP 8.0
- AWS LEMP with PHP 7.4 on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS LEMP with PHP 8.0 on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS LEMP with PHP 8.1 on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS Mediawiki AMI on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS Mozaïk on Amazon Linux/UNIX
- AWS Nagios on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS Redmine on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS SonarQubeTM on Amazon Linux 2
- Amazon Linux 2 SonarQube 9.3
- AWS WordPress AMI on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS WordPress AMI on NGINX with PHP8.0
- AWS WordPress PHP7.3
- AWS WordPress PHP7.4
- AWS WordPress PHP8.1 on Amazon Linux 2
- AWS WordPress AMI on NGINX with PHP8.1
- AWS Zabbix on Ubuntu 20.04