View a RDS/Database Log File

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View an EC2 Log File

Open the Amazon RDS console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/. Click Running Instances to view list of running EC2 instances. In the list of running EC2 instances, select EC2 instance(s) which is running connect application by clicking Instance ID. In the Instance section, copy the Private IPv4 addresses. Login to EC2 instance by doing SSH. Example: > ssh i "rocksolid.pem" ec2 user@10.10.10.20 Once the login is successful, go to directory 'connect' Execute >cat logs/mirth.log Parent topic: Cloudwatch Logs

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Cloudwatch Logs

View a RDS/Database Log File View an EC2 Log File View a RDS/Database Log File View an EC2 Log File Parent topic: Database

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Database

Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) CPU/RAM Recommendations Basic Channels Heavy Channels Cloudwatch Logs Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) CPU/RAM Recommendations Basic Channels Heavy Channels Cloudwatch Logs

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Cloudwatch Logs

Within the ECS -> Clusters -> Select the Cluster -> on the Service tab, select your service then click the Logs tab. Search for Cloudwatch then navigate to Log Group and search for the log groups to find the logs. Parent topic: Elastic Container Service (ECS)

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Install Mirth® Connect on the EC2 Instance

SSH into your newly created EC2 instance using your key pair. Edit the mirth.properties file to point to the RDS database that you created in a previous step. In the terminal, enter the following: EC2 Terminal Window $ wget http://downloads.mirthcorp.com/connect/3.11.0.b2609/mirthconnect-3.11.0.b2609-unix.tar.gz$ sudo yum update$ sudo yum install -y java-11-amazon-corretto-devel$ tar -xzf mirthconnect-3.11.0.b2609-unix.tar.gz$ cd "Mirth® Connect"$ cat docs/mcservice-java9+.vmoptions >> mcserver.vmoptions$ echo "server.id.ephemeral = true" >> conf/mirth.properties$ . /mcserver & Parent topic: Single EC2 Instance

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Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)

To create your Postgres database in AWS, first sign into your account and search for RDS in the AWS Management Console. Click Databases on the left sidebar. Click the orange Create database button on the top right side of the page. Now you can start selecting options for your new database. Select Standard Create to customize the database configuration. Select PostgreSQL to create a Postgres database, then leave the default version. Select a template for your use case Production - For production-grade deployments. Dev/Test - For development, testing and performance measurements. In Settings enter the following: DB Instance Identifier - prod-mirthdb Master Username - postgres (username for your database such as admin, dev, qatest, etc..) Master Password - XXXXXX (Password for your database) DB Instance Size - The DB instance class determines the computation and memory capacity of an Amazon RDS database instance. The database instance class you need depends on your processing power and me