MRManjeet raiinec2-for-freshers.hashnode.dev·May 25 · 4 min readEC2 Made Easy❓ What is EC2, How It Works, and Why It’s Important So let’s answer these questions, first theoretically and then practically for more serious engineers. EC2 is the simple web server or virtual machin00
NINehal Ingoleinlearnwithnehal.hashnode.dev·Apr 29 · 4 min readAWS CDK When people start using AWS, they usually begin with the console. Click here → create bucket Click there → create server It works, but after a while: You forget what you created You can’t track chan00
MKMohit Kindevops1001.hashnode.dev·Apr 22 · 1 min readKodekloud - 100 Days of cloud (AWS) Day 50: Expanding EC2 Instance Storage for Development NeedsStep 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Go to EC2 Section and check the existing instance. Check the volume attached to the instance and Click on the volume and c00
MKMohit Kindevops1001.hashnode.dev·Apr 21 · 3 min readKodekloud - 100 Days of cloud (AWS) Day 49: Centralized Audit Logging with VPC PeeringStep 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Go to VPC and create a new VPC - Name and provide CIDR. Created VPC Step 3: Now create a subnet. Select the Public VPC00
MKMohit Kindevops1001.hashnode.dev·Apr 20 · 1 min readKodekloud - 100 Days of cloud (AWS) Day 48: Automating Infrastructure Deployment with AWS CloudFormationStep 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Create a file named datacenter-lambda.yml and copy following code to it. Step 3: Deploy the stack using CLI Step 4: Verif00
MKMohit Kindevops1001.hashnode.dev·Apr 9 · 1 min readKodekloud - 100 Days of cloud (AWS) Day 41: Securing Data with AWS KMSStep 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Go to KMS Section and create key. Step 3: Keep default setting and go to next step. Name the key from given to you and c00
CKCollins Kimaniincollinskimani.hashnode.dev·Mar 25 · 4 min readDay 2: Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Terraform, AWS CLI, and Your AWS EnvironmentOn day 1, I talked about some advantages of using Infrastructure as Code, specifically Terraform. Well, today I will be setting up my environment to utilise AWS as our cloud provider and Terraform as 00
ANAnthony Nzukiintonynzuki.hashnode.dev·Mar 24 · 3 min readPart 1 : Weighted Routing Policy (step‑by‑step demo)Intro / when to use weighted routing Weighted routing lets you split traffic across multiple resources by assigning each record a numeric weight. Use it when you want: Gradual traffic shifts (canary 00
VVvijayaraghavan vashudevaninvjraghavanv-terraform.hashnode.dev·Mar 18 · 3 min readStep-by-Step Guide to Setting Up Terraform, AWS CLI, and Your AWS Environment🟠 Step 1: Create an AWS Account 👉 Think of this like creating a Gmail account, but for cloud services. Steps: Go to the AWS website Click Create Account Enter: Email Password Account nam00
NINehal Ingoleinlearnwithnehal.hashnode.dev·Mar 5 · 9 min readAWS Services: Practical Use Cases Made SimpleNow that you understand what these services are, let's explore exactly when and why you'd use each one in the real world. 1. Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) - Your Private Network When to Use It: 00
