AWS AMI - Developer Lite

Sandbox VM is available as an AWS marketplace product called "Rierino Core - Developer Lite"

Purchasing

Visit "Rierino Core - Developer Lite" product page on AWS, which is an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) offer that can be deployed as an EC2 instance:

AWS Marketplace: Rierino Core (Developer Lite) - Low-code Microservice Developmentaws.amazon.com

AWS Product Page

Select the purchase option, together with the instance type to launch the software.

Execution

Once deployed, the EC2 instance starts with the following Docker containers:

• adminui: User interface for low-code development as well as business modules, which is accessible on port 80 as default

• admincontroller: API gateway which orchestrates access to all backend microservices, accessible on port 8080 as default

• adminrunner: Backend microservices which are developed and customized using a low-code approach, accessible through admincontroller

Application configurations and data are stored in a self-contained MongoDB container within the image (accessible on port 27017), which can be replaced with an existing MongoDB instance by migrating its contents and editing globalconfig.properties files pointing to the new server.

Access

Deployed EC2 instance is accessible using "ec2-user" as the username together the key file created or selected during launch.

The user interface can be accessed through port 80 of the public IP address assigned to the EC2 instance, which is displayed on "Instance Summary" tab, using the following credentials:

• Username: admin

• Password: [EC2_INSTANCE_ID] which is the "Instance ID" assigned to the EC2 instance created (on "Instance Summary" tab)

AWS AMI is based on the Sandbox VM, making all configurations (such as AI enablement) also applicable for the marketplace instances.