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# AWS
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Deploying Cal.diy on AWS
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## Manual Deployment
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### 1. Prerequisites
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1. Amazon Web Services account
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2. Familiarity with AWS services and management console
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3. Access to the Cal.diy source code
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### 2. AWS Environment Setup
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1. **Create an AWS Account:** If not already set up, create an account on AWS.
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2. **Management Console:** Log in to the AWS Management Console.
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### 3. Creating AWS Resources
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1. **Create a New IAM User:** Set up an IAM user with the necessary permissions for deploying and managing the application.
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2. **Set Up Required Services:** Establish services like Amazon EC2, RDS for PostgreSQL, etc., as needed for your application.
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### 4. Configuring Cal.diy
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1. **Clone the Repository:** Get the Cal.diy repository onto your local environment.
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2. **Update Configuration:** Modify the .env file to include your AWS resource details (like database endpoints).
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### 5. Deploying on AWS
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1. **Deploy Application:** Utilize AWS services such as EC2 or Elastic Beanstalk to deploy the Cal.diy application.
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2. **Database Configuration:** Set up and connect the RDS instance to your application.
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3. **Verify Deployment:** Ensure the application is operational and accessible.
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### 6. Post-Deployment Steps
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1. **DNS Setup:** Update your DNS settings to point to your AWS deployment.
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2. **Monitoring and Scaling:** Leverage AWS monitoring tools to keep track of your application's performance and scale resources accordingly.
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### Best Practices
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1. Regularly update your deployment with the latest Cal.diy releases.
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2. Adhere to AWS's recommended security practices.
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### Additional Resources
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[https://docs.aws.amazon.com/](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/)
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