n8n Automation Platform with PostgreSQL on Ubuntu 24.04
Techforce Services Inc · Cybersecurity & IT
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What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
n8n Workflow Automation Server on Ubuntu 24.04 is a production-ready automation platform preconfigured for AWS EC2 deployments.
This AMI includes:
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- Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS
- Latest stable n8n installation
- PostgreSQL database backend
- Node.js 20 runtime
- Systemd service auto-start
- Persistent workflow and credential storage
- Optimized production configuration
The server is configured for immediate access after launch:
[http://PUBLIC-IP:5678]
Users can create their own n8n owner account and begin building automation workflows immediately.
Features:
- Workflow automation platform
- REST API integrations
- Webhook automation
- Scheduled workflows
- Database integrations
- Email automation
- AI and LLM workflow support
- Persistent PostgreSQL backend
- Native host machine deployment
- Optimized for AWS EC2
Default Configuration:
- Port: 5678
- Database: PostgreSQL
- Service Manager: systemd
- Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Usage Instructions:
- Launch an EC2 instance using this AMI
- Allow inbound TCP port 5678 in the Security Group
- Open [http://PUBLIC-IP:5678](http://PUBLIC-IP:5678)
- Create your n8n owner account
- Start building automation workflows
Important Notes:
- SSL/HTTPS is not preconfigured
- Customers can configure their own domain and reverse proxy
- Customers are responsible for firewall and SSL configuration
- PostgreSQL is configured locally and is not publicly exposed
This AMI is ideal for developers, automation engineers, startups, and enterprises looking for a fast and production-ready n8n deployment on AWS.
Highlights
Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.
Automate workflows, APIs, webhooks, emails, and business processes using n8n
Build no-code and low-code automation pipelines with 400+ integrations
Create AI agents, scheduled jobs, notifications, and data automation workflows
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No Refund
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