# Solo Staking User Interface (SSUI) on AWS

## Mainnet Solo Staking User Interface (SSUI) on AWS

- [Introduction](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction.md)
- [Ethereum Staking Launchpad](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/ethereum-staking-launchpad.md)
- [Deploying a validator node via Staking UI](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/deploying-a-validator-node-via-staking-ui.md): Note: If you are migrating an existing node to Staking UI, skip Step 2 and Step 3 and go to the next page!
- [Using existing keys to run validator nodes (MIGRATION)](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/using-existing-keys-to-run-validator-nodes-migration.md)
- [Set Up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/set-up-two-factor-authentication-2fa.md): Enable 2FA to add an extra layer of security to your account. Follow the steps below to complete the setup:
- [Dashboard](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/dashboard.md)
- [Accessing UI](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/accessing-ui.md)
- [Updating your node](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/updating-your-node.md)
- [Updating Frontend Image](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/updating-frontend-image.md)
- [Updating Backend Image](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/updating-backend-image.md)
- [Retrieve your EC2 Key](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/retrieve-your-ec2-key.md): EC2 key is your .pem key that lets you access your instance on aws
- [How to Safely Delete Your Stack](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/how-to-safely-delete-your-stack.md): Before you delete your stack in AWS CloudFormation, you must first disable termination protection on the associated EC2 instance. Please follow the steps below carefully:
- [Whitelist an IP Address in Your EC2 Security Group](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/whitelist-an-ip-address-in-your-ec2-security-group.md): To provide access of your ui to a specific IP address, follow the steps below to update your EC2 security group settings:
- [Exit Validator](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/exit-validator.md): Exiting a validator means permanently stopping your validator from participating in the network, after which your staked ETH will be returned to your wallet over time.
- [Migrating from Amazon Linux 2 to Amazon Linux 2023](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/introduction/migrating-from-amazon-linux-2-to-amazon-linux-2023.md): AWS has announced that the Amazon ECS-optimized Amazon Linux 2 (AL2) AMI will reach End of Life on June 30, 2026. After this date, it will no longer receive security updates.

## Hoodi Solo Staking User Interface (SSUI) on AWS

- [Introduction](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction.md)
- [Ethereum Staking Launchpad](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/ethereum-staking-launchpad.md)
- [Deploying a validator node via Staking UI](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/deploying-a-validator-node-via-staking-ui.md)
- [Using existing keys to run validator nodes](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/using-existing-keys-to-run-validator-nodes.md)
- [Set Up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/set-up-two-factor-authentication-2fa.md): Enable 2FA to add an extra layer of security to your account. Follow the steps below to complete the setup:
- [Dashboard](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/dashboard.md)
- [Updating your node](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/updating-your-node.md)
- [Updating Frontend Image](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/updating-frontend-image.md)
- [Updating Backend Image](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/updating-backend-image.md)
- [Retrieve your EC2 Key](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/retrieve-your-ec2-key.md): EC2 key is your .pem key that lets you access your instance on aws
- [How to Safely Delete Your Stack](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/how-to-safely-delete-your-stack.md): Before you delete your stack in AWS CloudFormation, you must first disable termination protection on the associated EC2 instance. Please follow the steps below carefully:
- [Whitelist an IP Address in Your EC2 Security Group](https://launchnodes.gitbook.io/ethereum-staking-user-interface-instructions/hoodi-solo-staking-user-interface-ssui-on-aws/introduction/whitelist-an-ip-address-in-your-ec2-security-group.md): To provide access of your ui to a specific IP address (e.g., a team member), follow the steps below to update your EC2 security group settings: