1
Introduction to Cloud Infrastructure Fundamentals with AWS
6m 52s
2
Understand the Advantages of AWS and Cloud Services
6m 45s
3
Overview of AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Purpose and Pricing
3m 29s
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Create and Configure an AWS EC2 Instance
8m 38s
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Connect to an AWS EC2 Instance via SSH
3m 24s
6
Compare AWS, DocumentDB DynamoDB and RDS
2m 22s
7
Overview of AWS Relational Database Service (RDS) Features and Pricing
2m 20s
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Create a New AWS RDS Instance
6m 30s
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Delete an AWS RDS Instance
1m 28s
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Overview of S3 (Simple Storage Service)
1m 50s
11
Create an AWS S3 Bucket for Hosting a Static React App
4m 48s
12
Create a User with Programmatic S3 Access with AWS IAM
5m 12s
13
Configure an AWS S3 User in the AWS CLI
2m 6s
14
Streamline Deployments to AWS S3 with a Deploy Script in package.json
2m 38s
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Overview of AWS Lambda and API Gateway
3m 19s
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Write and Test Your First AWS Lambda Function
2m 55s
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Add an API Gateway HTTP Endpoint Trigger to a Lambda Function in AWS
4m 36s
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Course Outro: Where to Go After Learning the Cloud Infrastructure Fundamentals
5m 18s

Connect to an AWS EC2 Instance via SSH

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When you hit the connect button to your instance, AWS actually gives you instructions and copyable commands for you to run to connect to your instance.

After connecting to your instance you will have access to a real live server! From there, the first thing you'll almost always want to do is check for updates and upgrade them using sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade

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Prateek Lal

~ a year ago

Hi Sam, when I am trying to connect using SSH command, it says connection refused to me. I didn't expose http and https in the security groups like you did because it wasn't creating the instance if I did that.