Editing Enabling SSH Connections to an Elastic Beanstalk Environment (section)

=== Open SSH port (22) ===

* '''AWS Management Console''' > '''EC2''' > ''EC2 instance corresponding to the EBS environment'' > click for details > '''Security Group''' > click for details
* '''Inbound Rules''' tab > '''Edit''' button 
* '''Add Rule''' button
** '''Type:''' SSL
** '''Protocol:''' TCP
** '''Port Range:''' 22
** '''Source:''' `XX.XX.XX.XX/32` where `XX.XX.XX.XX` is the public IP address of the local development LAN.

<p class="alert alert-warning">This port should NEVER be publicly accessible. This setting should NEVER be specified in any config files for the web application.</p>

<p class="alert alert-info">For convenience, in the AWS management console view details for the EC2 instance corresponding to the EBS environment. From there, click the '''Connect''' button at the top for details on how to connect to the instance.</p>

* '''Get the ID of the EC2 instance''' Amazon EC2 console > Instance ID column (or use `describe-instances` from the AWS CLI)
* '''Get the public DNS of the instance''' Amazon EC2 console > Public DNS column (optionally click show/hide and select Public DNS column)
* '''Private key''' Fully-qualified path to `.pem` file for key pair specified when the instance was launched.
* '''Enabled inbound SSH traffic from your IP address to the instance''' Ensure the security group associated with the instance allows incoming traffic from the local IP address.<ref>[http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/authorizing-access-to-an-instance.html Authorizing Network Access to your Instances]</ref>