1. Connect AWS
Add an IAM access key ID and secret access key in CloudPilot. It is encrypted at rest and used only to manage servers you create through CloudPilot.
Odoo hosting on AWS
Deploy Odoo on AWS in minutes
CloudPilot creates and manages Odoo servers in your own Amazon Web Services (AWS) account. Backups, staging, Git deploys, SSL and monitoring are built in, and the server stays on your AWS bill.
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How it works
From AWS account to live Odoo in three steps
2. Create a server
Pick a region and size. CloudPilot creates the server, hardens it and installs the agent, with no open agent ports.
3. Launch Odoo
Choose a version and edition. Your instance is live on a free subdomain with SSL in minutes, ready for your own domain.
Step-by-step guide: Connect a cloud provider in the Knowledge Base.
Why AWS
Why run Odoo on AWS
AWS has regions on every continent, so you can run Odoo close to your users and next to the rest of your AWS workloads, under your existing AWS account, billing and compliance controls. Server prices depend on the region: see EC2 pricing. For sizing and costs, read Odoo on AWS: instance types, regions and costs.
Built in
Managed Odoo hosting on AWS, everything included
One-click deploys
Choose a version and edition, name the instance and go. It gets a free subdomain with SSL in minutes.
Automated backups
Daily backups with retention, one-click restore, and offsite copies to S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage or SFTP.
Staging environments
Clone production into a staging copy to test upgrades and modules safely, with outgoing email and scheduled actions neutralized.
Git-based modules
Connect a repository and branch, and CloudPilot deploys your custom modules on every push.
Domains and SSL
Point your own domain at an instance and CloudPilot issues and renews the certificate.
Monitoring and alerts
Health checks, server metrics and alerts by email, so you know before your users do.
Odoo on AWS: questions
How do I deploy Odoo on AWS?
Connect your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account to CloudPilot with an IAM access key ID and secret access key. Choose a region and server size, pick an Odoo version and edition, and CloudPilot creates the server, installs Odoo, PostgreSQL and Nginx, and gives you a free subdomain with SSL.
Who pays for the AWS server?
You do, directly to AWS. The server is created in your own account, so it shows on your AWS bill. CloudPilot charges only its flat platform plan.
Can I run Odoo Community and Enterprise on AWS?
Yes. Odoo 18, 19 and 20 in both editions. For Enterprise, add your subscription code and CloudPilot installs the Enterprise addons.
Where are backups stored?
Send backups to Amazon S3 in the same AWS account, or to any S3-compatible bucket, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage or SFTP server.
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Launch Odoo on AWS
Connect your AWS account and deploy your first instance in minutes.