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### Accessing the Cromwell server
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The Cromwell EC2 instance may be accessed using the [AWS Session Manager](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/session-manager.html). Please note that by default this will log you in as user `ec2-user` in the directory `/usr/bin`. You may prefer to become the ec2-user with the command `sudo su - ec2-user` which will switch you to that user's home directory.
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### Stop / Start / Restart the Cromwell service
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The CloudFormation template above installs Cromwell as a service under the control of `supervisorctl`. If you need to make changes to the `cromwell.conf` file you will want to restart the service so that configuration changes are included.
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