# Local Requirements
## setup.sh

- ssh
- rsync

## AWS

- awscli

# Remote Requirements
## Packages (APT)

- vsftpd
- python3
- pip

## Python Requirements

- flask
- flask-sqlalchemy
- waitress

## Setup-Script

    ./setup.sh TARGET_IP_OR_DNS

The start script (*setup.sh*) performs the following task in this order:

- run apt update and install relevant packages (CMD\_APT)
- install the python packages via the python package manager pip (CMD\_PIP)
- add a user for flask to run as (CMD\_FLASK\_USER)
- add sudoers lines to allow flask user to add and delete users (CMD\_SUDOERS\_ADD/DEL)
- transfer the web-server files (rsync)
- change FTP configuration to allow writes (CMD\_SET\_FTP\_WRITE\_YES)
- restart the FTP to apply the new configuration server (CMD\_RESTART\_FTP)
- lock out any ssh but root just to be safe (CMD\_LOCK\_SSH)

# AWS

- create a keypair called *"flask-ftp"* or change the value of *"KeyName"* in *aws/template.yml* to an existing key pair (see "AWS Network & Security -> Key Pairs" for details)
- create a new stack (CloudFormation -> Stacks -> Create Stack) and upload the template (*aws/template.yml*)
- goto Instances, select Security and click the security group, add inbound for the ports you want to use (e.g. 80, 443 or 5000)