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Caveat: There are limits


##Setup MFA for the Root User
## Setup MFA for the Root User

Setup MFA for your root account:

Login to the [AWS Console](https://console.aws.amazon.com/) using your Amazon email and password.

Setup MFA: Select your user name > `Security Credentials` > `Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)` > `Activate MFA`, select `A virtual MFA device` click `Next Step`. Enter in two consecutive MFA codes (1st in `Authentication Code 1` and second in `Authentication Code 2`) and click `Activate Virtual MFA`.

##Create an IAM User
## Create an IAM User

1. Select `Services` > `IAM`. Select `Users` > `Create New Users`. Enter a username on the first field, ensure that `Generate an access key for each user` is selected and click `Create`.

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**Question:** What is the difference between the root user and an IAM user?

##Generate an SSH Key
## Generate an SSH Key

On the AWS Console, select `Services` > `EC2`, make sure you are using the Oregon region, you can do this by selecting the region from the upper right section of the console. Select `Key Pairs` > `Create Key Pair`. Enter in your IAM username for the `Key pair name` and click `Create`. Save the file to a secure location.

##Create a Security Group
## Create a Security Group

Select `Security Groups` from the AWS Console. Click `Create Security Group`, enter `bootcamp-web-ports` for `Security group name` and `Web Ports for App` for `Description`. Under security group rules, click `Add Rule` and add a rule for SSH and another for HTTP. Under source, select `My IP`.

Note: never use `0.0.0.0/0` or `Anywhere` for the source setting.

##Launch an Instance
## Launch an Instance

Using the AWS Web Console launch a t1.micro RHEL instance. Use the Oregon region (us-west-2), you can do this by selecting the region from the upper right section of the console.

From the AWS Console, select `Services` > `EC2`. Click `Launch Instance`. Select `Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 (HVM)`, select `t2.micro` > click `Next: Configure Instance Details` > `Next: Add Storage` > `Next: Tag Instance` (tag it with a fancy name) > `Next: Configure Security Group`. Select existing security group, choose the security group you created above. Click Review and Launch, click Launch, select the key pair you created above and click `Launch Instance`.

##Deploy your App
## Deploy your App

SSH into AWS host:

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Can you connect? If not, why not? You may need to open TCP port 3000.

##Clean Up
## Clean Up

1. Turn off your instance
2. Protect your credentials
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