lightsail app not appearing on aws console - amazon

I cannot see my lightsail instance at console : https://eu-west-1.console.aws.amazon.com/console/home?region=eu-west-1
I can view my lightsail instance at https://lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/webapp/home/instances
Should lightsail instances be viewable at aws console ?

Lightsail resources are not view-able in the main AWS console. They only show up in the Lightsail console.
This applies to Lightsail VPS instances, databases, and DNS zones.

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configure https://domainname:3000 in AWS ec2 instances

There is a NodeJS application hosted in the AWS EC2 instance. We need to configure HTTPS for the instance of all ports like 3000,1337 and 8080 for Call service through our Android apps.
here We are puzzled to configure https://domainname:3000,https://domainname:1337 and https://domainname:8080. Please suggest to us how we can solve this using Nginx or AWS load balancer.
Please check below useful links for deployed node in AWS
https://sumantmishra.medium.com/how-to-deploy-node-js-app-on-aws-with-github-db99758294f1
https://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/977/how-to-deploy-a-node-js-application-on-aws-ec2-server
https://aws.plainenglish.io/deploying-a-nodejs-application-in-aws-ec2-c1618b9b3874

Mean stack app not working well on AWS EC2 instance

I have developed a SaaS app using MEAN that is working perfect on my local machines and server now I have deploy my app on AWS EC2 instance.
now I have problem with my server whenever I request with big data query my ec2 instance / server stop I cannot access it from putty or FileZilla.
Should I use other hosting service or there is my app infrastructure problem?
(sorry for bad English)
It seems like your EC2 instance is out of resources, hence not responding to the Putty/FileZilla apps.
You may check the CPU% on the monitoring tab in EC2 console, or via CloudWatch.
Also, You may install and configure CloudWatchAgent on your instance to get improved logging of RAM and also application logs.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/monitoring/Install-CloudWatch-Agent.html
If the problems is resources (CPU, RAM, Disk), You can change your instance type to a more appropriate one.
BTW, instead of using Putty/FileZilla, you can connect with you instance via the connect tab or session manager (see attached image). Right click on the instance name, and choose "connect".

How to display web app running on an AWS Lightsail GitLab CE Linux instance in local browser

I have a Flask web app in my AWS Lightsail GitLab CE Linux instance that I want to display on my local browser (in order to check how the UI looks). I've tried entering the given public IP address with the port numbers specified in the firewall rules, but they all time out. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

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I want to deploy my node js application on aws. I have created account and also launched the instance. Install node and copied my code to the aws account. I have created an windows instance not a linux/ubuntu instance.
I am able to execute the node application on aws instance after logging using RDP.
Now how to access the same application deployed on the AWS from outside the AWS.
Is your Node Js application is web application or desktop application? Describe a bit about how did you accessed your application

How to access files deployed in aws elasticbeanstalk

I have deployed node.js code on aws elasticbeanstalk creating a new environment. The app is successfully deployed. I want to access the files. I used ssh to the remote machine but the I can't find the code
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Note that you shouldn't be making changes on the Elastic Beanstalk server directly.
Adding to the last answer, remember that you need to select enable SSH to your instances when launching application. Else, you won't be able to SSH into any AWS Elastic Beanstalk instance.
If you found this question but you're not using ssh, you could download the zip after clicking on a version in the console.

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