Linux/Unix, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 65 x64
If you do not have a AWS account, you should get one by registration with your credit card on AWS
Once you choose this product, put it in the shopping cart, and then checkout in Guest mode with no registration required, you need to fill out your necessary contact information which cannot different to your billing information, and then you will be directed to www.paypal.com, as payment will be handled by PayPal exclusively. PayPal offers 2 options for your payment, namely PayPal and 4 major credit cards or debit card payment. For the latter, you need to click and expand the credit/debit card payment sub-menu, and once you finish your credit/debit card payment there, PayPal will invite you to join PayPal for faster future checkout, but that is optional. Now you should click to go back to Cloudata Inc (CloudBnB Marketplace), and you should be patient as it might take a few or more minutes (definitely not 10 seconds) to for the system to provision an AWS instance (our product) for you to launch your cluster.
Once come back to CloudBnB Marketplace site, which means your payment has been verified and the AWS instance has been launched. Now you should check your email, you should receive an message from PayPal regarding your payment, as well as the following messages for CloudBnB Marketplace: 1. an invoice email; 2. an brief instruction email with the launched AWS instance's public IP address and a keypair file as attachment, download it, and now you can log in your AWS instance as follows:
ssh -i 1lclickaws.pem root@public-ip-address
Once log in, be root by typing: sudo su in the remote command shell. First change your root password by typing: passwd and enter your password twice after promotion, then edit the file named .bashrc under /usr/share/tomcat, which includes following 2 lines:
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID='OurAccessKeyID'
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY='OurSecretAccessKey'
Replace our defunct AWS credentials in the file with your own working AWS credentials as follows:
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID='YourAccessKeyID'
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY='YourSecretAccessKey'
and save it. Now it is all under your own control, and your can start to define and launch your cluster to issue your commands to the whole cluster. In your browser, type http://your-instance-public-ip-address:8080/s2gui, a GUI will show up, all operations are very intuitive.
Here are the further detailed instructions