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| 206 | 206 | Like the SAP Sailing Analytics image, the MongoDB image understands the ``image-upgrade`` and the ``no-shutdown`` directives in the user data. |
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| 208 | -The latest Hudson Ubuntu Slave image is what the Hudson process reachable at [https://hudson.sapsailing.com](https://hudson.sapsailing.com) will launch to run a build. See also ``configuration/launchhudsonslave`` and ``configuration/aws-automation/getLatestImageOfType.sh`` in Git. Like the two other images discussed so far, the image understands the ``image-upgrade`` and ``no-shutdown`` directives in the instance's EC2 user data which will pull the Git repository's latest master to ``/home/sailing/code`` which is also from where the boot scripts are taken; furthermore, the SAP JVM 8 is brought to the latest release. |
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| 208 | +The latest Hudson Ubuntu Slave image is what the Hudson process reachable at [https://hudson.sapsailing.com](https://hudson.sapsailing.com) will launch to run a build. See also ``configuration/launchhudsonslave`` and ``configuration/aws-automation/getLatestImageOfType.sh`` in Git. Like the two other images discussed so far, the image understands the ``image-upgrade`` and ``no-shutdown`` directives in the instance's EC2 user data which will pull the Git repository's latest master to ``/home/sailing/code`` which is also from where the boot scripts are taken; furthermore, the SAP JVM 8 is brought to the latest release. See also [here](/wiki/info/landscape/creating-ec2-image-for-hudon-from-scratch) for hints about setting such an image up. |
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| 210 | 210 | The Webserver image can be used to launch a new web server / reverse proxy in a region. It is mainly a small Linux installation with the following elements |
| 211 | 211 | - an Apache httpd and the default macros defined under ``/etc/httpd/conf`` and ``/etc/httpd/conf.d`` |