Difference between revisions of "WeBWorK Amazon Machine Images (AMI's)"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
===Overview=== |
===Overview=== |
||
| − | After using a WeBWorK Amazon Machine Image, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server LTS system with WeBWorK, Apache2, MariaDB, R server |
+ | After using a WeBWorK Amazon Machine Image, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server LTS system with WeBWorK, Apache2, MariaDB, R server, log rotation, etc. installed and configured. |
===WeBWorK Amazon Machine Images (AMI's)=== |
===WeBWorK Amazon Machine Images (AMI's)=== |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
| − | *[[WeBWorK 2. |
+ | *[[WeBWorK 2.17 Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image]]: These instructions cover setting up an AWS Server with the Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS operating system and WeBWorK 2.17 using the WeBWorK AMI. |
| − | After setting up, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server |
+ | After setting up, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS system with WeBWorK 2.17, Apache2, MariaDB, R server, log rotation, etc. installed and configured. |
It is imperative that you CHANGE THE PASSWORDS for the OS user <code>wwadmin</code> (who owns most WeBWorK files), for the MySQL user <code>webworkWrite</code> who has access to MySQL, for the WeBWorK user <code>admin</code> who has admin privileges and for the WeBWorK user <code>profa</code> who has professor privileges (see below). Finally you should set up SSL (https) access to WeBWorK if students will be using your server. |
It is imperative that you CHANGE THE PASSWORDS for the OS user <code>wwadmin</code> (who owns most WeBWorK files), for the MySQL user <code>webworkWrite</code> who has access to MySQL, for the WeBWorK user <code>admin</code> who has admin privileges and for the WeBWorK user <code>profa</code> who has professor privileges (see below). Finally you should set up SSL (https) access to WeBWorK if students will be using your server. |
||
= Older Still Available AMI's = |
= Older Still Available AMI's = |
||
| − | * [[WeBWorK 2.15 Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image]] |
||
| + | |||
| + | * [[WeBWorK 2.16 Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image]] |
||
| + | |||
= Older Outdated AMI's = |
= Older Outdated AMI's = |
||
| + | * [[WeBWorK 2.15 Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image]] |
||
* [[WeBWorK AMI from 2013]] These are David Gage's original instructions from 2013. |
* [[WeBWorK AMI from 2013]] These are David Gage's original instructions from 2013. |
||
Revision as of 18:41, 17 August 2022
Contents
Overview
After using a WeBWorK Amazon Machine Image, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server LTS system with WeBWorK, Apache2, MariaDB, R server, log rotation, etc. installed and configured.
WeBWorK Amazon Machine Images (AMI's)
Current AMI's
- WeBWorK 2.17 Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image: These instructions cover setting up an AWS Server with the Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS operating system and WeBWorK 2.17 using the WeBWorK AMI.
After setting up, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS system with WeBWorK 2.17, Apache2, MariaDB, R server, log rotation, etc. installed and configured.
It is imperative that you CHANGE THE PASSWORDS for the OS user wwadmin (who owns most WeBWorK files), for the MySQL user webworkWrite who has access to MySQL, for the WeBWorK user admin who has admin privileges and for the WeBWorK user profa who has professor privileges (see below). Finally you should set up SSL (https) access to WeBWorK if students will be using your server.
Older Still Available AMI's
Older Outdated AMI's
- WeBWorK 2.15 Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Amazon Machine Image
- WeBWorK AMI from 2013 These are David Gage's original instructions from 2013.
