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Pointing directory to Amazon AWS URI

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I've a directory, example.com/test
I've Amazon AWS URI, XX0-00-000-000-000.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com

I want to map or point AWS URI to the directory so that when I open example.com/test, it should display the AWS URI.

On AWS URI, I've installed Laravel application, running Apache.

I'm a little confused here on how this thing works. Can anyone help me with it?
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Is the /test hosted on Amazon?
Is the AWS URL yours? And is it an EC2 instance or an S3 bucket or something similar?

The easiest way would be to just redirect from the folder to the URL, or to load the content with PHP or with an iframe in HTML.
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/test is Amazon
AWS URI is on EC2 instance
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I managed to solve it.
I created a subdomain (Route 53) and a couple of settings on Apache.
And AWS has left me intrigued... Thinking to pursuing a certification. :D
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z3r0aCc3Ss wrote:I managed to solve it.
I created a subdomain (Route 53) and a couple of settings on Apache.
And AWS has left me intrigued... Thinking to pursuing a certification. :D
Awesome! : D
Yeah AWS is neat (used it for a phishing campaign system I built, and it made things a lot easier)
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