Aron Vietti

Sorry if there was confusion. I'm not recommending you set up Terraform, I'm recomending you use what my friend set up using Terraform. It would build everything you need to have a functional server. The yum package manager should be able to install everything you need. But as Vincenzo said you could also use an Ubuntu AMI instead and follow the existing instructions. Terraform is basically a tool that let's you describe installations for the cloud that can be recreated automatically, and my friend...

Also, if you look at my other post, Terraform is really easy to use. At this point to run it and have a working instance running on a t3.micro

Amazon Linux uses yum for package amangement.

A friend put this terraform setup for creating and managing Jamulus in AWS. It's currently pointed at a fork I made that adds HealthCheck capability to Jamulus Server. Looking to put a PR for it up soon. Terraform Project https://github.com/structurefall/jamulus-builder Fork with Health Check https://github.com/AronVietti/jamulus

A friend put this terraform setup for creating an managing Jamulus in AWS. It's currently pointed at a fork I made that adds HealthCheck capability to Jamulus Server. Looking to put a PR for it up soon. Terraform Project https://github.com/structurefall/jamulus-builder Fork with Health Check https://github.com/AronVietti/jamulus

A friend put this terraform setup for creating an managing Jamulus in AWS. It's currently pointed at a fork I made that adds HealthCheck capability to Jamulus Server. Looking to put a PR for it up soon.