This product has charges associated with it for seller-performed integration of Outline with CentOS 9, preparation of the Node.js, Redis, and PostgreSQL application stack, application of a verified operating-system hardening baseline, and final AMI testing on a documented EC2 baseline.
This product provides Outline integrated with CentOS 9 and delivered as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) by ThinkCloud. The image includes a pre-configured, security-hardened internal wiki and knowledge-base stack with Node.js, Redis, and PostgreSQL.
Outline provides a structured, Markdown-compatible document editor for team knowledge bases and internal documentation. It supports integrations with Slack and Google Workspace and is suitable for organizations that need self-hosted control of documentation and internal data.
Marketplace software charges cover seller-performed software and operating-system integration, preparation of the Node.js application runtime, Redis cache, and PostgreSQL storage configuration, application of the verified hardening baseline, repeatable image construction, and final AMI testing. Support and maintenance are supplementary services and are not the sole basis for the software charges.
Highlights
High-Performance Team Collaboration
Empower your team with a beautiful, fast, and intuitive interface for creating and organizing company knowledge, documentation, and meeting notes.
Enterprise Support by ThinkCloud
Leverage ThinkCloud's professional expertise for seamless deployment, SSL configuration, and proactive monitoring to keep your knowledge base available 24/7.
Self-Hosted Privacy and Control
Maintain full sovereignty over your internal documentation by hosting Outline on your own secured CentOS 9 instance, protected by ThinkCloud's security hardening.
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You pay by the hour for running Outline on CentOS 9, billed based on the AWS EC2 instance size you pick. The ten options split into two chip families: t3 (Intel) and t3a (AMD). Within each family, you scale up from nano to micro, small, medium, and large. Larger sizes give more compute and memory and cost more per hour. Software charges here cover the vendor's support; standard AWS infrastructure fees apply separately. Choose the instance that matches your workload, and your hourly rate follows that choice.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do the t3 and t3a labels mean for the instance I choose?
They name the AWS EC2 instance type your software runs on. t3 uses Intel processors; t3a uses AMD processors. Both scale through nano, micro, small, medium, and large sizes. Each larger size gives more virtual CPU and memory, and you pick one type as your billing unit.
Am I charged the hourly software rate when my instance is stopped?
The software rate meters running time only. A fully stopped instance stops accruing the hourly software charge. Underlying AWS fees, such as storage for the stopped instance, may still apply separately. You are billed the software rate for the hours your chosen instance actually runs.
How do I change to a different instance size if my workload grows?
Each instance type is a separate hourly rate. To move to more compute, launch the size you need and your hourly rate follows that new choice. There is no upfront commitment, so you pay only for the hours each instance runs. Contact the vendor for migration guidance.
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SSH to the instance and login as 'ec2-user' using the key specified at launch. Additional information may be found at : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstancesLinux.html
After entering the system, please check the Readme file under the /root path, which contains detailed configuration information
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