add ec2 to README

Author: stew

.gitignore

@@ -12,3 +12,4 @@ nimbus-secrets.json
 secrets.env
 .envrc
 outputs/
+

README.md

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 This repository contains instructions and configuration for running your own unison.cloud "Bring Your Own Cloud" (BYOC) cluster. There are multiple options based on how you'd like to deploy your cluster:
 
 - [Docker Compose instructions](docker/README.md) for a simple deployment on a local cluster.
-- [EKS instructions](eks/README.md) to use Terraform (or OpenTofu) to deploy on a Kubernetes cluster via AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
+- [EC2 instructions](ec2/README.md) to use Terraform (or OpenTofu) to deploy to to AWS EC2 instances
+- [EKS instructions](eks/README.md) to use Terraform (or OpenTofu) to deploy on a Kubernetes cluster via AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and deploy Unison Cloud on the resulting Kubernetes cluster.
 
 
 ## Scope
 
 These configurations are intended to demonstrate minimalist deployments of unison.cloud. They are **not production-ready** but serve testing, development, and demonstration purposes. They provide an easy way to test unison.cloud in your own environment, with the expectation that you might later integrate these learnings into an existing production environment.
-
-## Prerequisites
-
-### Cluster name
-
-To register a Unison Cloud cluster, you'll need a cluster name. You can come up with your own or have one generated for you, but it must be unique across all Unison Cloud clusters. It should be a valid DNS subdomain, meaning it must consist of only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, and must start and end with a letter or number.
-
-### Register a BYOC cluster
-
-See [the Unison Cloud BYOC website](https://www.unison.cloud/byoc/) for more info.
-
-
-### Cluster token
-
-Before deploying your cluster you will need a cluster token to authenticate your nodes with the Unison Cloud control plane. You will receive one of these when your cluster is registered.

eks/README.md

@@ -78,7 +78,10 @@ $ tofu init
 $ tofu apply
 ```
 `tofu init` will inspect the configuration and download any necessary terraform modules.
-`tofu apply` will create all the needed resources in your AWS account, this might take 20-30 minutes. The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_setup.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and
+`tofu apply` will create all the needed resources in your AWS account, this might take 20-30 minutes. Upon successful completion, `tofu apply` will display all out the "outputs" which can later be retrieved by running `tofu output`.
+
+### Using the cluster
+The script will generate a `outputs/cluster_setup.u` file that that contains a `ClientConfig` which you can use to deploy services and
 run jobs against your cluster. 
 
 You can save this output into your scratch file, or load this file into a ucm session with `> load /path/to/outputs/cluster_setup.u`. and then you should be able to `> run myJob` to launch a job on your new cluster!