instance size: t2.micro
set storage to 30GB (that’s the max for the free tier)
update yum:
yum update
install wget:
yum install wget
install nano (because life is better with nano):
yum install nano
Change directories to tmp:
cd /tmp
Download the 64-bit Jira Linux installer from here: http://ift.tt/1ami0rs
Make that thing executable:
chmod u+x atlassian-jira-*.bin
Run the installer:
./atlassian-jira-*.bin
Hit ‘enter’ to select all the default options. This installs it to run on an HSQL database, which is perfectly fine for 10 users (or even more really). This installs Jira as a service too, so you can easily set it to start on boot.
Set it to start on boot:
chkconfig jira on
Turn off iptables (assumes you are using some other firewall, like AWS security groups):
service iptables stop
chkconfig iptables off
Browse to the instance on port 8080 to run the initialization stuff
wow… talk about a slick and utterly painless setup. Holy…. cow…. Just keep your team under 11 people
notes:
you’ll get this error if you’re trying to install the 32-bit version of Jira on a 64-bit OS: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory
(from http://ift.tt/1raWaiF)
Not sure right now if you’ll need to disable selinux or set it to permissive, but if you do:
nano
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