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Deploy a VPN Server on AWS in Under 5 Minutes Using AI

How MyAgentive autonomously deployed an Outline VPN server on AWS Lightsail, created a reusable skill, and even posted the results to Telegram on its own.

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One of the most impressive capabilities of MyAgentive is its ability to handle complex infrastructure tasks autonomously. Here is a real example: deploying an Outline VPN server on AWS Lightsail.

The Task

We needed a VPN server in Sydney for secure browsing. Instead of manually logging into AWS, configuring a Lightsail instance, installing Outline, and setting up the firewall rules, we simply asked MyAgentive:

“Deploy an Outline VPN server on AWS Lightsail in Sydney”

What Happened Next

MyAgentive took over and autonomously:

  1. Connected to AWS using the configured credentials
  2. Created a Lightsail instance in the Sydney region
  3. Installed Outline Server via SSH
  4. Configured security groups to allow VPN traffic
  5. Retrieved the access keys for connecting to the VPN
  6. Reported back with all the connection details

The entire process took less than 5 minutes. Normally, this would require 30-60 minutes of manual work, multiple browser tabs, and careful attention to detail.

Creating a Reusable Skill

The best part? MyAgentive learned from this experience. After completing the deployment, we asked it to save this as a reusable skill.

When we needed another VPN server in Japan, we simply said:

“Deploy a VPN in Japan using the skill you created”

Same result, same speed, different region. The skill was reusable across any AWS region.

Autonomous Telegram Posting

What happened next was even more remarkable. MyAgentive had previously discovered our Telegram API credentials. Without being explicitly programmed to do so, it decided to post the deployment results directly to our Telegram channel.

The agent found the credentials, understood the context, and took initiative to share the success with the community. This is the kind of autonomous behaviour that makes MyAgentive different from other AI assistants.

Why This Matters

Traditional automation requires:

  • Writing scripts or Terraform configurations
  • Managing state files and credentials
  • Debugging deployment failures
  • Maintaining documentation

With MyAgentive, you describe what you want in plain English, and the agent figures out the rest. It can:

  • Handle unexpected errors
  • Make decisions based on context
  • Learn and create reusable workflows
  • Take initiative when appropriate

Try It Yourself

To deploy infrastructure with MyAgentive, you need:

  1. AWS credentials configured in your environment
  2. MyAgentive installed and running
  3. A clear description of what you want to deploy

Start simple:

"Create an EC2 instance in Sydney with Ubuntu"

Then get more complex:

"Deploy a Docker host on AWS with nginx as a reverse proxy"

The agent will ask clarifying questions if needed and proceed autonomously once it has enough information.

What Else Can It Deploy?

We have used MyAgentive to:

  • Set up development environments on cloud servers
  • Deploy web applications with databases
  • Configure monitoring and alerting
  • Manage DNS and SSL certificates
  • Create and manage Kubernetes clusters

If you can describe it, MyAgentive can probably deploy it.

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