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This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud environment using on-demand, {payglongform} ({payg}), or {byoslongform} ({byos}) services. {productname} Proxy in a public cloud is only supported using {byos} services.
 
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When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Proxy. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {suse} setup tools. When you have completed {productname} Proxy setup, you need to activate the public cloud module.
 
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You must use the {byos} method. Start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launch a {productname} Proxy instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Proxy {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager proxy``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace.
 
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{productname} Proxy
 
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When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Server. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {yast}. When you have completed {productname} setup, you need to activate the public cloud module. You can then complete the setup in the {productname} {webui}.
 
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If you are using the {byos} method, start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launching a {productname} instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Server {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace.
 
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{byoslongform} ({byos}):: Most public cloud providers make a {byos} image of {productname} available. This means you do not need to install {productname}, just set up the server or proxy. You will need to have {suse} product entitlements before you begin, and there are some additional setup steps required. The public cloud documentation in the {productname} documentation suite assumes you are using this method.
 
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This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud using on-demand or {byos} services. We have tested using {productname} on Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine, and Microsoft Azure, but these procedures should work with other public cloud providers as well, with some variation.
 
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