Getting Welcome to nginx on debian page

I have installed tutor on my AWS EC2 instance following the document link below.
https://docs.tutor.overhang.io/install.html
After the installation, I am trying to open the page from my PC http://ipaddress.overhang.io
but i am getting Nginx welcome page.

I have searched but did not get the proper solution.
How can i access the page outside the server to customize and configure Openedx.

Need your assistance. your help will be highly appreciated
Thank you

Did you configure your DNS records to point to your server?

Thank you for you response yes i did

@regis I have verified that the DNS is pointing to the App server on AWS
When i am accessing it from https://eacademy,falcon9.io.overhang.io
i am getting " Welcome to Nginx on Debian page"

your suggestion is highly appreciated. Thank you

@regis I have verified that the DNS is pointing to the App server on AWS
When i am accessing it from https://eacademy.falcon9.io.overhang.io
i am getting " Welcome to Nginx on Debian page"

your suggestion is highly appreciated. Thank you

You should be aware that eacademy.falcon9.io.overhang.io is not a domain name that you control, but one crontrolled by overhang.io (aka: me :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:). The domain name that you want to setup is probably eacademy.falcon9.io.

@regis Yes you are right!! I have changed the LMS as https://eacademy.falcon9.io
but we are still unable to access it from outside server. Do i need to modify nginx container if yes can you tell us what to do.
Thank you

Just run tutor local quickstart again. Make sure that the LMS host is configured as eacademy.falcon9.io.

@regis
Yes i did the same and configured and below is the result
All services initialised.
The Open edX platform is now running in detached mode
Your Open edX platform is ready and can be accessed at the following urls:

http://eacademy.falcon9.io
http://studio.eacademy.falcon9.io

now when i am accessing it … its giving us the below message.

Bad Request (400)

This shows that https is disabled for your platform (the links are http). I see that you configured Cloudfrot to redirect http://eacademy.falcon9.io to https://eacademy.falcon9.io. It looks like you are facing a very particular issue that is caused by some unusual setup. Unfortunately I can’t help you any further.

@Mnasir did you finally get a solution? I am stuck at the same spot.

@Mnasir create 3 A records on your domain dns.

  1. eacademy
  2. studio
  3. preview.eacademy
    Point them to the EC2 IP
    Then ensure you click yes on SSL set up on the one click.
    @regis I finally figured out where I went wrong. :grinning: