This product has charges associated with it for Docker optimization, RDP GUI configuration, and Cockpit web management setup. Pre-configured Ubuntu 24.04 LTS AMI with Docker, Cockpit web management, and RDP desktop access - deploy containerized apps in minutes without manual setup.
Pre-Configured Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with Docker, RDP Desktop, and Cockpit Web Management
This is a repackaged open-source software product. Additional charges apply for Docker optimization, RDP GUI configuration, and Cockpit web management setup.
Madarson IT's Ubuntu 24.04 LTS AMI delivers a production-ready environment with Docker, xrdp remote desktop, and Cockpit web-based server administration pre-installed and optimized. Launch your EC2 instance and begin deploying containerized applications without spending time on manual installation and configuration.
Security Group Ports: Open TCP 22 (SSH), TCP 3389 (xrdp/RDP), and TCP 9090 (Cockpit web interface)
Key Pair: Required for initial SSH access
Key Features
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS - The latest long-term support release from Canonical with regular security updates and five years of maintenance through 2029.
Pre-installed Docker Engine - Docker daemon configured and running on launch. Deploy, manage, and scale containers immediately.
Optimized Docker Configuration - The Docker daemon is pre-configured with log rotation enabled, overlay2 storage driver, and resource-aware settings to reduce overhead on smaller instances.
Cockpit Web Management - Access a real-time web dashboard at https://:9090 for system monitoring, Docker container management, service control, and log viewing - no SSH required.
xrdp Remote Desktop - Full graphical Ubuntu desktop accessible via any standard RDP client on port 3389, enabling GUI-based workflows.
Security Hardening - SSH root login disabled, unattended-upgrades enabled for automatic security patches, and UFW firewall configured to restrict access to essential ports only.
Deployment Steps
Launch the AMI on a t3.medium or larger instance with a key pair attached.
Configure your security group to allow inbound TCP on ports 22, 3389, and 9090.
SSH into the instance using your key pair to retrieve initial credentials.
Access Cockpit at https://:9090 using your system credentials.
Connect via RDP on port 3389 using any standard Remote Desktop client.
Run "docker ps" to verify the Docker daemon is active and ready for container deployment.
Use Cases
Startup Container Deployment - A small development team deploys a Node.js API and Nginx reverse proxy in Docker containers on a single t3.medium instance, managing everything through Cockpit's web interface without dedicated DevOps staff.
Microservices Development - Run multiple isolated services on EC2 for integration testing before pushing to production orchestration platforms.
Remote System Administration - Monitor CPU, memory, storage, and Docker container health through Cockpit dashboards without maintaining SSH sessions.
CI/CD Staging Environments - Spin up disposable containerized environments for automated testing pipelines.
GUI-Based Development - Developers who prefer graphical IDEs connect via RDP to work directly on the Ubuntu desktop with Docker available locally.
Why Choose This Madarson IT Image?
Save Setup Time: Docker, Cockpit, xrdp, and security hardening are pre-configured - eliminating manual installation steps that typically require 30+ minutes on a bare Ubuntu image.
Secure by Default: SSH root login is disabled, automatic security updates are active, and UFW restricts traffic to only the ports your applications need.
Long-Term Reliability: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS receives security patches and updates from Canonical through 2029.
Web-Based Management: Cockpit provides container lifecycle management, real-time resource monitoring, and service administration without command-line expertise.
AWS Integration
This AMI runs natively on Amazon EC2 and integrates with AWS security groups for network access control, Amazon EBS for persistent storage, and AWS Systems Manager for fleet management. Use IAM roles to grant containers secure access to other AWS services.
About Madarson IT
Madarson IT specializes in security-hardened and customized cloud images published across AWS, GCP, and Azure Marketplaces. Every image is validated before publishing and regularly updated to incorporate the latest security patches.
Disclaimer: The trademarks mentioned in this offering are owned by the respective companies. Madarson IT does not provide licenses for any third-party product.
Highlights
Security-Hardened Configuration - SSH root login disabled, UFW firewall restricts traffic to ports 22, 3389, and 9090 only, unattended-upgrades enabled for automatic security patches, and Docker daemon configured with log rotation and overlay2 storage driver. These pre-applied measures reduce your attack surface from the first boot without manual hardening steps.
Cockpit Web Management and RDP Desktop Access - Monitor CPU, memory, storage, and Docker containers in real-time through Cockpit at port 9090. Connect via any standard RDP client on port 3389 for full graphical Ubuntu desktop access. Manage your entire server without maintaining SSH sessions or command-line expertise.
Production-Ready Docker on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS - Docker Engine is pre-installed and running on launch with optimized daemon settings. Deploy containerized applications immediately on instances as small as t3.medium. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS provides five years of security updates from Canonical through 2029, ensuring long-term stability for your workloads.
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Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one hour of usage cover, and am I charged when the instance is stopped?
You pay the hourly software rate for each running hour on the EC2 instance you selected. Stopped or powered-off instances do not accrue software charges. AWS may still bill underlying storage for stopped instances, but the software licence meters running time only.
What is included in this AMI beyond the operating system?
You get a security-hardened Ubuntu 24.04 LTS image bundled with a container runtime, remote desktop access, and a web-based server management console. Images are validated and updated with security patches. The hourly rate covers this software running on your chosen instance.
Why does my hourly cost differ across instance types like t3.micro versus p3.16xlarge?
Each dimension maps to one EC2 instance type. Larger instances with more compute, memory, storage, or GPU carry higher hourly software rates. You pick the instance that fits your workload, and the rate reflects that instance size. Underlying AWS infrastructure charges bill separately.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Allow inbound SSH access in your security group (TCP port 22)
To connect to your instance using the Amazon EC2 console:
Open the Amazon EC2 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/.
In the navigation pane, choose Instances.
Select the instance and choose Connect.
Choose the EC2 Instance Connect tab.
For Connection type, choose Connect using EC2 Instance Connect.
Access the ec2 with the default username: "ubuntu"
For GUI|RDP Access:
Allow inbound TCP port 3389 (RDP)
Create a password for ubuntu user for RDP login using the CLI command: "sudo passwd ubuntu"
Launch RDP program and enter the ubuntu credentials
Access docker via Cockpit GUI:
Additionally, subscribers can manage docker containers through the Cockpit web interface by opening TCP port 9090 in their security group.
Access Cockpit at https://<Your-Server-IP>:9090 for an intuitive container management experience.
For technical assistance, configuration questions, or troubleshooting with this Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Docker AMI, contact our support team at info@madarsonit.com. Visit madarsonit.com for additional product information.
Support Scope
Assistance with initial instance launch and connectivity (SSH, RDP, Cockpit access)
Docker daemon configuration and container deployment questions
Cockpit web interface access and functionality
Security group and port configuration guidance
Troubleshooting xrdp remote desktop connections
Getting Started
Launch the AMI on a t3.medium or larger EC2 instance
Open TCP ports 22 (SSH), 3389 (RDP), and 9090 (Cockpit) in your security group
SSH into the instance with your key pair to retrieve credentials
Access Cockpit at https://:9090
Connect via RDP client on port 3389
For private offers, custom configurations, or volume licensing discussions, reach out to info@madarsonit.com.
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