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AWS TASK 1

1. EC2

a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)

  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance image1

  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed image2

  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network) image3

  4. Generate a key pair. image4

  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom. image5

5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC image21

  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance. image6

  2. Instance is created and running image7

b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance

  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address image8

  2. Allocate Elastic IP image9

  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance image10

  4. Select the running instance image11

  5. Elastic IP is assigned image12

c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup

  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box image13

  2. adding script to install and enable httpd image14

3.system log

d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key

  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box image15

  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create image16

  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI) image17

3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch. image18

3.2 Instance created image19

3.3 Ssh check image20

e. Take a snapshot, restore it

image22

  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it. image23

  2. Review configs and create volume. image24

  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it. image25

  4. It's attached to the instance image26

f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance

Follow the same procedures we performed for d

2. VPC

a. Create a new VPC

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
image1
  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
image2
  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
image3
  4. Generate a key pair.
image4
  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
image5
5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
image21
  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
image6
  2. Instance is created and running
image7
b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
image8
  2. Allocate Elastic IP
image9
  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
image10
  4. Select the running instance
image11
  5. Elastic IP is assigned
image12
c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
image13
  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
image14
3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
image15
  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
image16
  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
image17
3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
image18
3.2 Instance created
image19
3.3 Ssh check
image20
e. Take a snapshot, restore it
image22
  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
image23
  2. Review configs and create volume.
image24
  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
image25
  4. It's attached to the instance
image26
f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
Clone this wiki locally

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} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();

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AWS TASK 1
1. EC2
a. Create an EC2 Instance with multiple disks, NIC (Can be in same or Different Network)
  1. Login to AWS, in EC2, Click on Launch an instance
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  2. Add name, select additional tags to display on your instance name if needed
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  3. Select the Amazon Machine Image and instance type (compute, memory, storage and network)
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  4. Generate a key pair.
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  5. Select network settings and security group, create one if you need custom.
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5.1. edit advanced network config to add one or more NIC
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  1. Select preferred storages and launch the instance.
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  2. Instance is created and running
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b. Assign an elastic IP to the EC2 Instance
  1. Go to Elastic IPs and select Allocated IP Address
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  2. Allocate Elastic IP
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  3. IP is created, now associate it to an instance
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  4. Select the running instance
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  5. Elastic IP is assigned
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c. Use cloud-init / userdata to configure instance at the time of startup
  1. Stop instance and click edit user data under instance settings from action drop-down box
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  2. adding script to install and enable httpd
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3.system log
d. Recover EC2 instance from a lost SSH Key
  1. Select create image under actions drop-down box
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  2. Enter image name, storage inclusion and create
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  3. Launch a new EC2 instance using the created image(AMI)
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3.1 Name the new instance, create new key pair, allow ssh in your security group rule and launch.
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3.2 Instance created
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3.3 Ssh check
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e. Take a snapshot, restore it
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  1. Once snapshot created, create a volume out of it.
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  2. Review configs and create volume.
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  3. Attach the new volume to our instance to restore it.
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  4. It's attached to the instance
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f. Create a AMI and use it to launch the instance
Follow the same procedures we performed for d
2. VPC
a. Create a new VPC
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