# Usage on AWS ## Step 1 - Generate init script from TinyInstaller To get started, you need an active **TinyInstaller access key.** #### Login to TinyInstaller Go to then Enter your access key to continue.

#### Get Init Script Then select Os and check Init Script

## Step 2 - Create Windows VPS on AWS with Init Script ### Create new Instance Login to AWS EC2 then click Launch instances

### Choose Location, Configration Choose location and server size for your needed. Make sure you select **Ubuntu** one and increase **Storage.** **Instance types supported**: ***T3, M5, C5, T2, C4*** * T3, M5, C5 need special aws image * T2, C4: All other images ### Set the initialization script Expand Advanced Options and Check Add Initialization scripts, then paste init script from TinyInstaller here

### Create Instance Select Quantity you want to create, make sure that not exceeded number of max Install Process allowed in your package. \ \&#xNAN;*Example: If you have 20 free process then we can create 20 instances*

### Instance created

After instance created we go back to TinyInstaller -> Install history to check install status ## Step 3 - Check install status You can monitor install processes at [Install history](https://tinyinstaller.top/my-instances)

You can view status detail by click the link on status column

## Step 4 - Access to Windows When installation done, you can copy IP address (include port), user/pass and access to RDP

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