Launching an instance using Bitnami Redash AMI

In case you decided to use Bitnami AMI, the steps are mostly identical to Redash's official AMI.

After the instance is ready, you need to find out its public IP / DNS and open the System Log of the instance to get the user/pass so that you can log in to Redash.

Here is a relevant part from the system log of the instance we started in the previous example:

 [   44.581715] bitnami[314]: large
 [   45.784949] ip_tables: (C) 2000-2006 Netfilter Core Team
 [   46.575518] bitnami[314]: #########################################################################
 [   46.592191] bitnami[314]: #                                                                      #
 [   46.609797] bitnami[314]: #        Setting Bitnami application password to 'k4gs94SvhRBW'         #
 [   46.624549] bitnami[314]: #        (the default application username is 'user@example.com')       #
 [   46.640013] bitnami[314]: #                                                                       #
 [   46.655361] bitnami[314]: #########################################################################
 [[32m  OK [0m] Started LSB: Cloud init local.
         Starting LSB: Cloud init...
 [[32m  OK [0m] Started LSB: Cloud init.
         Starting LSB: Cloud init modules --mode config...
         Starting OpenBSD Secure Shell server...

From the preceding log, we can find the user/pass so that we can log in to Redash.

Now, we simply point the browser to the public IP / DNS of the instance.

If everything goes as expected, we should see the login page of Redash, as follows: