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| aws-gettingstarted [2020_05_19 00:09] – [Step 4: Add Storage] steven | aws-gettingstarted [2020_05_29 23:32] – [Multiple VM Deployment] steven | ||
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| For more information on See [[https:// | For more information on See [[https:// | ||
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| ## Architecture | ## Architecture | ||
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| ### Multiple VM Deployment | ### Multiple VM Deployment | ||
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| The Enterprise File Fabric solution may also be deployed for High Availability with multiple virtual machines and a separate database. | The Enterprise File Fabric solution may also be deployed for High Availability with multiple virtual machines and a separate database. | ||
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| ### SSH Access | ### SSH Access | ||
| - | The instance can now be accessed at this IP address using a standalone SSH client. The username is <wrap em>smeconfiguser</ | + | The instance can now be accessed at this IP address using a standalone SSH client. The username is **smeconfiguser**. For example: |
| ssh -i " | ssh -i " | ||