Changes in 7472370: Added hint on starting a MongoDB default instance in an EC2 instance.

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          @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ Starting a test is as easy as starting up a new instance. Just make sure that yo

           ### Build, deploy, start and stop an instance

          -Log on to the instance using ssh as user `sailing`. Change to the `~/code` directory and fetch the latest git branch, e.g., using `git fetch origin; git merge origin/master`. You can then trigger a build. It may be a good idea to do this in  a `tmux` session because this will allow you to log off or get disconnected while the build is running. To start a tmux session, simply enter the command `tmux` at the console and you will get a new tmux session. Check the man page of tmux for more details and note that the usual Ctrl-B shortcut has been redefined in our instances to Ctrl-A to mimic the behavior of the old `screen` tool we used before we switched to tmux. Suffice it to say that you can detach from the tmux session by pressing `Ctrl-A d` which will keep the session running. To reconnect, enter `tmux attach` which works as long as you only have one tmux session running. In other cases, refer to the tmux man page again.

          +Log on to the instance using ssh as user `sailing`. Change to the `~/code` directory and fetch the latest git branch, e.g., using `git fetch origin; git merge origin/master`. Make sure you have a MongoDB instance running on the default port 27017 (see [#Access-MongoDB-database]). You can then trigger a build. It may be a good idea to do this in  a `tmux` session because this will allow you to log off or get disconnected while the build is running. To start a tmux session, simply enter the command `tmux` at the console and you will get a new tmux session. Check the man page of tmux for more details and note that the usual Ctrl-B shortcut has been redefined in our instances to Ctrl-A to mimic the behavior of the old `screen` tool we used before we switched to tmux. Suffice it to say that you can detach from the tmux session by pressing `Ctrl-A d` which will keep the session running. To reconnect, enter `tmux attach` which works as long as you only have one tmux session running. In other cases, refer to the tmux man page again.

           To launch the build, enter `configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh build` as usual. Used without options, the build script will tell the options available. After the build has completed, use `configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh -s server install` to install the product to ~/servers/server.

          @@ -265,6 +265,8 @@ Amazon ELB is designed to handle unlimited concurrent requests per second with 

           ### Access MongoDB database

          +To launch a local MongoDB instance on the default port, enter a command such as `mkdir /home/sailing/mongodb; /opt/mongodb-linux-x86_64-1.8.1/bin/mongod --dbpath /home/sailing/mongodb`. To make sure the process survives log-off, you may want to launch it in a tmux session. See above for how to create a tmux session. In an existing tmux session, a new window can be created using `Ctrl-a c`.

          +

           ## Migration Checklist

           ### Before switching sapsailing.com to the EC2 webserver

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242		-Log on to the instance using ssh as user `sailing`. Change to the `~/code` directory and fetch the latest git branch, e.g., using `git fetch origin; git merge origin/master`. You can then trigger a build. It may be a good idea to do this in a `tmux` session because this will allow you to log off or get disconnected while the build is running. To start a tmux session, simply enter the command `tmux` at the console and you will get a new tmux session. Check the man page of tmux for more details and note that the usual Ctrl-B shortcut has been redefined in our instances to Ctrl-A to mimic the behavior of the old `screen` tool we used before we switched to tmux. Suffice it to say that you can detach from the tmux session by pressing `Ctrl-A d` which will keep the session running. To reconnect, enter `tmux attach` which works as long as you only have one tmux session running. In other cases, refer to the tmux man page again.
	242	+Log on to the instance using ssh as user `sailing`. Change to the `~/code` directory and fetch the latest git branch, e.g., using `git fetch origin; git merge origin/master`. Make sure you have a MongoDB instance running on the default port 27017 (see [#Access-MongoDB-database]). You can then trigger a build. It may be a good idea to do this in a `tmux` session because this will allow you to log off or get disconnected while the build is running. To start a tmux session, simply enter the command `tmux` at the console and you will get a new tmux session. Check the man page of tmux for more details and note that the usual Ctrl-B shortcut has been redefined in our instances to Ctrl-A to mimic the behavior of the old `screen` tool we used before we switched to tmux. Suffice it to say that you can detach from the tmux session by pressing `Ctrl-A d` which will keep the session running. To reconnect, enter `tmux attach` which works as long as you only have one tmux session running. In other cases, refer to the tmux man page again.
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244	244	To launch the build, enter `configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh build` as usual. Used without options, the build script will tell the options available. After the build has completed, use `configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh -s server install` to install the product to ~/servers/server.
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	268	+To launch a local MongoDB instance on the default port, enter a command such as `mkdir /home/sailing/mongodb; /opt/mongodb-linux-x86_64-1.8.1/bin/mongod --dbpath /home/sailing/mongodb`. To make sure the process survives log-off, you may want to launch it in a tmux session. See above for how to create a tmux session. In an existing tmux session, a new window can be created using `Ctrl-a c`.
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268	270	## Migration Checklist
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270	272	### Before switching sapsailing.com to the EC2 webserver