
Please help me with one more thing:- I've recently hosted Appwrite on AWS EC2, and I cannot open Appwrite through the public IPv4 address. I'm getting "Appwrite installed successfully" in the terminal, and the terminal is also working fine, but the address is not loading on browser. What can I do in this case?

@D5 Tagging you here as requested in other support ticket

I'm not experienced with AWS but don't you have to set up any Firewall rule to allow access to those ports?

I'm not sure about this. Can you pls help me set it up if possible?

What do you get while accessing the IP in the browser?

It keeps on loading for a while, then finally shows this.
This site can’t be reached <AWS_EC2_PUBLIC_IPv4> took too long to respond. Try:
Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT

I open the public IPv4 address of the EC2 console.

Definitely firewall is blocking. You should allow the http/https ports

I never used EC2 so I cannot give you exact steps, but probably in the AWS docs there's more info

Understood. Will take a look, thanks!

Yeah, been a while since I used EC2, but I remember being very baffled when I set up my first EC2 instance, because nothing could reach it!
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