Apr 22 · 1 min read · Step 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 c
Join discussionApr 21 · 3 min read · Step 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 VPC
Join discussionApr 20 · 1 min read · Step 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: Verif
Join discussionApr 9 · 1 min read · Step 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 c
Join discussionMar 25 · 4 min read · On 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
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Mar 18 · 3 min read · 🟠 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 nam
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Feb 5 · 1 min read · Step 1: Create a file lambda_function.py and paste the following code shown below Check the code using cat command. Step 2: Zip the lambda file (function.zip) to function.zip do ls -l Then check the identity using following command shown belo...
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