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ReportServer Community packaged by Bitnami for AWS Cloud

Getting started

Obtain application and server credentials
Understand the default port configuration
Learn more about ReportServer Community

apache

Understand the default Apache configuration

mariadb

Understand the default MariaDB configuration
Obtain MariaDB credentials
Connect to MariaDB

Configuration

Modify the interface language
Configure SMTP for outbound emails

apache

Enable different Apache modules

mariadb

Create a new MariaDB database and user

Administration

Start or stop services
Modify the default administrator password
Upgrade ReportServer Community
Create and restore application backups
Upload files using SFTP

apache

List installed Apache modules
Access an application using only a single domain with Apache
Redirect custom domains to the Apache server
Modify the Apache port
Password-protect access to an application with Apache
Publish web pages
Create an SSL certificate for Apache
Enable HTTPS support with Apache
Force HTTPS redirection with Apache
Enable HTTP/2 support with Apache
Troubleshoot SSL certificates and keys
Understand default .htaccess file configuration
Use PageSpeed with Apache

gonit

Configure and use Gonit

mariadb

Recover a MariaDB database
Connect to MariaDB from a different machine
Modify the default MariaDB administrator password
Modify the MariaDB data directory
Secure MariaDB
Create and restore MySQL/MariaDB backups
Encrypt a MariaDB database table

tomcat

Install Oracle Database client files for Apache Tomcat
Create an SSL certificate for Apache Tomcat
Enable SSL access over HTTPS with Tomcat
Modify the Java memory settings
Use an independent Java installation instead of the bundled one
Understand the default Apache Tomcat configuration
Modify the default Apache Tomcat port
Modify the Apache Tomcat file upload limit
Create a custom Java application
Publish Web pages

Troubleshooting

Debug ReportServer Community errors

apache

Debug Apache errors
Deny connections from bots/attackers using Apache

mariadb

Check the MariaDB log files

tomcat

Check the Apache Tomcat log files

Debug ReportServer Community errors

Application logs are stored in the /opt/bitnami/tomcat/logs directory.

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Last modification February 9, 2023

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