amazon web services - Installing MobileFirst 7.0 server on AWS -

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are there instructions installing mobilefirst server 7.0 on aws ec2(amazon web services). found article (https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/worklight/entry/how_to_install_worklight_server_on_amazon_ec21?lang=en), seems outdated latest versions. appreciate if has generic document installing mobilefirst on cloud services aws.

mobilefirst platform foundation 7.0 not different worklight 6.2 etc, it's same new features, etc.

you setup account ec2 vm, running linux, , mfpf supports linux. nothing different perspective.

meaning, blog post you've found true mfpf 7.0.


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