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### Select <code>Choose an existing key pair</code>
 
### Select <code>Choose an existing key pair</code>
 
### Select the key pair
 
### Select the key pair
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### Check the box to acknowledge that you have access to the private key
 
### Click <code>Launch Instances</code>
 
### Click <code>Launch Instances</code>
 
## If you want to create a new key pair:
 
## If you want to create a new key pair:
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### Select <code>Download Key</code>
 
### Select <code>Download Key</code>
 
### Click <code>Launch Instances</code>
 
### Click <code>Launch Instances</code>
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# You will then see a <code>Launch Status</code> page
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## Click the <code>View Instances</code> button in the bottom corner of the page to view your instances.
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# Locate your instance
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## Wait until your instance indicates <code>running</code>
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## Select your instance (it will be highlighted in blue)
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## Connect to your instance
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##* You can connect in a couple of ways:
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##*# Via a standalone SSH client
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##*#* Connect using <code>ssh -i pathToYourKey/yourKey.pem ubuntu@yourPublicDNS</code>
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##*#** Fill in your key and DNS appropriately
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##*# Via Java SSH Client through the browser
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##*#* Click the <code>Connect</code> button at the top of the page
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##*#* A new window should pop up, in that window:
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##*#*# Select <code>A Java SSH Client directly from my browser (Java required)</code>
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##*#*# Enter <code>ubuntu</code> in the <code>User name</code> field
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##*#*#* <code>ubuntu</code> is the default user in our AMI.  GotCloud and example data are stored in the ubuntu user's home directory
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##*#*# Enter the path to the private key (including the .pem filename) in the <code>Private key path</code> field
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##*#*# Click the <code>Launch SSH Client</code> button
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##*#** This will start a terminal on your instance.
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#:[[File:RunningInstance1.png|750px]]
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# You should now have terminal/command-line access to your instance and can run GotCloud from there.
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## The ubuntu home directory has 2 subdirectories
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### example - contains the data for the demo
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### gotcloud - contains the gotcloud program and source
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## Type <code>gotcloud</code> from any directory followed by the desired command-line parameters in order to run GotCloud
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## You can try the [[GotCloud: Amazon Demo]] if you would like to test GotCloud

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