AWS OpenClaw + Codex DevOps 이관 설계 및 서버 추천

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AWS 상주형 OpenClaw + Codex DevOps 이관 설계를 문서화했습니다.

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/home/tlswk/projects/vhagar/docs/AWS_OPENCLAW_CODEX_DEVOPS_MIGRATION_2026-05-08.md

AWS OpenClaw + Codex DevOps Migration Plan (2026-05-08)

Target project: keeper-direct Current control box: Vhagar / kontology Target control box: AWS EC2 / keeper-devops-01 Region recommendation: ap-northeast-2 Seoul Status: planning doc. No AWS resources created yet.

BLUF

Move the Vhagar keeper ops package to a dedicated AWS EC2 box, then run OpenClaw and Codex from that machine.

Recommended first instance:

Instance: t3a.large
Arch: x86_64
vCPU/RAM: 2 vCPU / 8 GiB
OS: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS
Disk: 80 GiB gp3, encrypted
Access: SSM Session Manager + Tailscale, no public SSH
Role: keeper-direct DevOps control plane

Why not the cheapest option:

1. Current Vhagar Package To Move

Source:

/home/tlswk/projects/vhagar/scripts/ops/
/home/tlswk/projects/vhagar/docs/
/home/tlswk/.local/state/keeper-ops/
/home/tlswk/.config/keeper-ops/
/home/tlswk/.codex-devops/
/home/tlswk/bin/codex-devops
/home/tlswk/projects/keeper-direct/

Current important state:

Move as an ops package, not as production code. Production remains on Vercel/Supabase.

2. AWS Instance Decision

Prices below are Linux On-Demand in Seoul (ap-northeast-2), pulled from AWS Price List Bulk API CSV published 2026-05-07T19:29:15Z. Monthly estimate uses 730 hours and excludes EBS, data transfer, CloudWatch, snapshots, taxes, and support.

Instance vCPU RAM Arch Hourly 730h/month Decision
t3a.medium 2 4 GiB x86_64 $0.0468 $34.16 Too tight except bootstrap
t3a.large 2 8 GiB x86_64 $0.0936 $68.33 Recommended start
t4g.large 2 8 GiB arm64 $0.0832 $60.74 Cheaper, but compatibility risk
m7i.large 2 8 GiB x86_64 $0.1239 $90.45 Stable upgrade path
c7i-flex.large 2 4 GiB x86_64 $0.09576 $69.90 CPU nice, RAM too tight

EBS gp3 in Seoul:

Item Price
gp3 storage $0.0912/GB-month
80 GiB gp3 about $7.30/month

Practical monthly estimate:

Shape Compute 80 GiB gp3 Rough total
t3a.large $68.33 $7.30 $75-85/month before transfer/log/snapshot
m7i.large $90.45 $7.30 $98-110/month before transfer/log/snapshot

3. Target Architecture

Telegram keeper-direct-devops
  -> inbound command poller
  -> AI Comms directive
  -> OpenClaw/Codex agent loop on EC2
  -> GitHub / Vercel / Supabase / AI Comms
  -> Telegram result only when action is needed or completed

Rules:

4. Security Model

EC2:

Security group:

IAM role:

Secrets:

Suggested parameter names:

/keeper-devops/telegram/bot-token
/keeper-devops/telegram/chat-id
/keeper-devops/ai-comms/base-url
/keeper-devops/vercel/token
/keeper-devops/supabase/keeper/ref

5. Filesystem Layout

Use a dedicated user:

/home/keeperops/
  .codex-devops/
  .config/keeper-ops/
  .local/state/keeper-ops/
  bin/codex-devops
  projects/
    vhagar/
    keeper-direct/

Alternative service layout:

/srv/keeper-devops/
  vhagar/
  keeper-direct/
  state/
  secrets/

Prefer /home/keeperops for Codex/OpenClaw console login ergonomics, then use system-level services after bootstrap.

6. Bootstrap Order

  1. Launch EC2 t3a.large, Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, 80 GiB encrypted gp3.
  2. Attach IAM role with SSM.
  3. Disable public SSH path.
  4. Install base packages:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y git curl jq unzip build-essential python3 python3-venv nodejs npm tmux
  1. Install Codex CLI and OpenClaw.
  2. Create keeperops user.
  3. Copy Vhagar ops package:
rsync -a /home/tlswk/projects/vhagar/scripts/ops/ keeperops@keeper-devops-01:~/projects/vhagar/scripts/ops/
rsync -a /home/tlswk/projects/vhagar/docs/ keeperops@keeper-devops-01:~/projects/vhagar/docs/
  1. Clone keeper-direct.
  2. Configure secrets from SSM/Secrets Manager into local env files with 0600.
  3. Log in to Codex DevOps account on EC2:
CODEX_HOME=/home/keeperops/.codex-devops codex login --device-auth
  1. Log in Vercel CLI or set Vercel token.
  2. Prime logs to avoid old backlog.
  3. Enable systemd timers.

7. systemd Target On AWS

Use system services, not user timers, once stable:

keeper-ops-smoke.timer       every 5 min
keeper-ops-deep.timer        every 15 min
keeper-ops-report.timer      daily 23:10 KST
keeper-access-audit.timer    every 1 min, notify_mode=problems
keeper-telegram-inbox.timer  every 15-30 sec

Default Telegram policy:

KEEPER_ACCESS_NOTIFY_MODE=problems

Meanings:

8. Telegram Command Loop

Desired flow:

problem detected
  -> Telegram alert to keeper-direct-devops
대표님 replies
  -> Telegram inbox poller reads reply
  -> AI Comms directive is created
  -> OpenClaw/Codex claims and acts
  -> result posted to AI Comms + Telegram

Directive payload shape:

{
  "from": "telegram:keeper-direct-devops",
  "to": ["codex", "claude-code"],
  "type": "directive",
  "project": "keeper-direct",
  "title": "대표님 Telegram 지시",
  "summary_for_ai": "Telegram reply converted to directive",
  "content_md": "..."
}

9. What Changes From Vhagar

Keep:

Change:

Disable on Vhagar after AWS is green:

systemctl --user disable --now keeper-ops-smoke.timer keeper-ops-deep.timer keeper-ops-report.timer keeper-access-audit.timer

10. Definition Of Done

11. Recommendation

Launch t3a.large first.

Reasons:

Upgrade to m7i.large if:

12. Sources