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Adding AWS Region initialisation instructions to the deployment README.
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Kris Jenkins authored and krisajenkins committed Oct 23, 2020
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If terraform still thinks it needs to make a change to `user_data` it's probably because there is a missing or extra newline in the user data. You can fiddle with this by putting the user data in a file and adjust and run `cat userdata | shasum` until you get the same sha that terraform is expecting.

Finally you should delete the `output` you created in `main.tf` as it creates noise in the output.
Finally you should delete the `output` you created in `main.tf` as it creates noise in the output.

## Setting Up An Aws Region For First Use

1. Go to the [AWS Certificate Manager](https://eu-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/acm/home) and make sure you select the region which you wish to add certificates to.
2. If there are no certificates then click on provision a new certificate, otherwise request a certificate. Start the wizard and Request a public certificate.
3. The domain name should be `*.marlowe.iohkdev.io`.
4. Select DNS validation.
5. No tags needed.
6. Review your choices and click on Confirm and Request.
7. Now you need to setup DNS validation. On the Validation screen, expand the `*.marlowe.iohkdev.io` domain and click on Create record in Route 53. You can then Continue and after a few seconds or minutes your certificate should have status “Issued”.
8. Repeat for the other 2 domains, `*.plutus.iohkdev.io` and `*.goguen.monitoring.iohkdev.io`.

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