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== Test the deployment

. Navigate to the landing page. In the *Outputs* tab shown in the previous figure, choose *LandingPageURL*. The following webpage appears:

[#test1]
.Confirmation on webpage after successful launch
image::../images/image1.png[test1]

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. Confirm that WordPress is installed correctly. Note the application's URL, and navigate to `ApplicationURL/wordpress/`. If you want to set up the site, enter the requisite information.
. Navigate to the AWS Config console, where you can see the configuration status. Note that AWS Config monitors all resources in the AWS Region you deploy in, not just what's from this deployment. For example, an Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume may not be encrypted elsewhere.

[#test2]
.Resource monitoring
image::../images/image2.png[test2]

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4. Disable read access for your Amazon S3 buckets.

[#test3]
.S3 buckets with public read access disabled
image::../images/image3.png[test3]