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	AWS System Requirements
	When setting up a SUSE Manager {payg} instance on {aws}, it's essential to consider system requirements for optimal performance and functionality. The default requirements outlined below have been tailored for smooth deployment and operation.
	{aws} System Requirements
	\| Requirement \| Details \| root storage \| 100 GB \| spacewalk storage \| 500 GB \| database storage \| 80 GB \| CPU \| 4 cores; Use the m5a, m5i, m6a, m6i systems or newer \| Memory \| 32 GB (minimum 16 GB) \| Network Configuration \| Typically configured by your organization
	Procedure: Login and update the system
	SSH into your {AWS} instance.
	Switch to the root user and update the system.
	sudo -i transactional-update
	Reboot the system.
	Configure storage with the `mgr-storage-server` tool or in the case of the proxy use [command]``mgr-storage-proxy``.
	For more information, see [command]``mgr-storage-server --help`` or [command]``mgr-storage-proxy --help``.
	This tool simplifies creating the container storage and database volumes.
	Format the command in the following manner:
	mgr-storage-server <storage-disk-device> [<database-disk-device>]	mgr-storage-server <storage-disk-device> [<database-disk-device>]
	#For example:
	mgr-storage-server /dev/nvme1n1 /dev/nvme2n1	mgr-storage-server /dev/nvme1n1 /dev/nvme2n1
	This command will create the following persistent storage volumes at [path]``/var/lib/containers/storage/volumes``:
	For more information, see xref:installation-and-upgrade:container-management/persistent-container-volumes.adoc[].
	Run `mgradm install podman <FQDN>` as root.
	SUSE Manager {payg} WebUI setup
	Requirements
	{productname} must be setup and running on AWS. For more information on finding and setting up {productname}, see xref:specialized-guides:public-cloud-guide/payg/aws/payg-aws-public-cloud-images.adoc[Public Cloud Images].
	The instance-flavor-check tool and {payg} schedule check
	instance-flavor-check Tool
	The instance-flavor-check tool is an essential component that comes pre-installed by default. Its presence is crucial, as it determines the status of PAYG instances. When invoked, this tool identifies and categorizes the system as a PAYG instance. By default this tool is configured to run on a schedule named update-payg-default.
	update-payg-default schedule task
	Navigate to the menu:Admin[Task Schedules] to find the update-payg-default task. By default, this task is set to run at 10-minute intervals. Its primary function is to monitor the presence of all running PAYG instances by executing the instance-flavor-check tool.
	Login to the Webui
	Procedure: Login

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