v1.2

the disk encryption password is now automatically generated

v1.1

this release includes running resilio sync as its own user instead of root along with a bug fix regarding the disk encryption password

v1.0

I'm happy to release a version of rainstash that I feel is deserving of the title of being version 1.0 !

v0.6

This version includes:
*btsync is now rslsync

v0.5

This version includes:
*btsync is now a service recognized by CloudFormation's cfn-init
*the key pair name used is validated

v0.4

This version includes disk encryption, protecting the application, its configuration, shared folders, and any other files residing on /secure

known issue: after a restart, the encrypted volume has no way to mount automatically in a secure fashion, so the owner must manually issue the commands:

echo password | cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/xvdf; service btsync restart

see issue #11

v0.3

*https interface is enabled and forced; warning: ssl certificate is self-signed; provides transport encryption but no third-party verification of certificate

v0.2

This release includes:
*setting up btsync as a service so that it runs should a restart occur
*applying yum updates at the time of stack creation
*providing the public IP as an output

v0.1

Sets up an AWS EC2 instance within a Virtual Private Cloud using Amazon CloudFormation, downloads and installs the latest version of BitTorrent Sync, and runs the application. Remote access to manage the BitTorrent Sync application is available via a HTTP webpage running on port 8888.