AWS Quick Startup

• 1-click launch
• SSH into command line.

• Create MySQL user and database for MediaWiki. Grant all privileges to user for database.
  • From the command line launch MySQL with super user privileges.

Sudo MySQL

• • Create the database. Pick a database name for your installation.

CREATE DATABASE wikidb;

• • Create a user for mediawiki to access the database. Pick a name and good password for this command.

CREATE USER 'wikiuser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'strongpassword';

• • Give the user rights to the database.

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON wikidb.* TO 'wikiuser'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;

• • Reset the privileges table

Flush privileges;

• • Exit MySQL

Exit;

• Now you will access the web site directly. In the AWS Instances dashboard, click on your running instance, and look in the bottom part of the page. Here you will find all of the information about your server. One of these items is the AWS supplied domain name for the instance. Click the Open address link under the Public IPv4 heading. This will open your website in a new window. Please note that you may get a warning that the site is not secure, proceed anyway and open the site. We will set up a self-signed https certificate at a later point.

• Follow the instructions on the installer page to install MediaWiki.

Under extras, check only Visual Editor. The rest will be installed from the back end.

• Download the LocalSettings.php file to your local computer.
• Return to the command line and create the LocalSettings.php file using the nano text editor:

sudo nano /var/www/html/wiki/LocalSettings.php

• Open the LocalSettings.php file you downloaded on your computer in the editor of your choice. Copy all the text.
• Switch back to the SSH program and paste this text into the nano editor.
• Make sure you are at the end of the file in nano.
• Use Ctrl-R to read in a file. It will ask for the location of the file. Paste in the following:

/var/www/html/wiki/SettingsExtras.php. 

• Use Ctrl-x to Save the file and exit nano.

- Open MySQL and import theinterwikidata.sql, this will overwrite all but the admin user with all the template data. Exit MySQL. - Run php /var/www/html/wiki/maintenance/update.php twice. - Run php /var/www/html/wiki/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/maintenance/rebuildData.php - Go back to the web interface and confirm all is working. - Proceed to fill in physicians and Procedure data.

Though this is not necessary, Markdown notation is accepted within the Usage Instructions field. This means that we can create a more visually organized means of providing this information/instructions. I'll leave an example of what you could provide for your Usage Instructions:

1. 1. 1. SSH into EC2 Instance ###

- SSH over port 22 to your Linux instance - Login with username: ubuntu

1. 1. 1. MYSQL User/DB creation on Instance ###

- Steps to create user/db - Steps to create user/db

1. 1. 1. Accessing the WebUI ###

- Through a web browsers navigate to the public DNS of your instance: https://<EC2_Instance_Public_DNS>/wiki - Next Steps to complete the installation

1. 1. 1. Location of saved Data on instance ###

- Location of MYSQL DB - Any other location - AMI and container product usage instructions

1. 1. 1. Additional Dependencies ###

- Stable Internet connection required - AMI-based product requirements

This sample formatting is an example that you can leverage, but is not required. The usage instructions will require clarified steps on how the user can create a user/db. Any other actions that are required from the subscriber to create resources, will need to be detailed.

Please let me know if you have any further questions regarding the provided feedback.