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Introduction
Before deploying Tableau Server on AWS, you must have the following:
An AWS account.
An Amazon EC2 key pair.
For more information, see Amazon EC2 Key Pairs in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances at the AWS website.
A Tableau Server licence.
For a standalone Tableau Server deployment, you must contact sales for a product key.
For a cluster-based deployment, you need a user-based licence (which covers all authorised users of Tableau Server), a core-based licence (with a minimum of 16 cores) or a Tableau Server subscription licence. To obtain a product key, contact sales.
For more information about Tableau Server licensing options, see Licensing Overview.
(Optional) A domain managed by Amazon Route 53.
(Optional) An SSL certificate managed by AWS Certificate Manager in the region where you are deploying Tableau Server.
Storage on Amazon EC2 instance (a general purpose SSD (gp2) is recommended).
(Optional) An Elastic IP address if you aren't using ELB or Amazon Route53.