⭐Launch Your First Ec2 Instance⭐
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances are virtual servers in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud.
It aims to give scalable computing power in the cloud and make web-scale cloud computing easier for developers.
Follow step by step to Create and Launch your Ec2 Instance Machine
- Login to the AWS Management Console.
AWS console: https: Go to //aws.amazon.com/
Click Log in to Console and enter your credentials
Go to the EC2 dashboard: In the AWS Management Console, search for "EC2" in the service search bar, and then click "EC2"
Start an instance: Click Instances in the left sidebar: after Click the Launch Instance button.
Choose an Amazon Machine Image (AMI): Choose the AMI that meets your needs. This is the instance's operating system.
Select an instance type: Select an instance type based on your computing needs.
Key Pair: Select an existing key pair or create a new key pair.
To create new Key pair follow the steps:
This is important for secure connections to your instance.
Configure instances: Configure instance details such as number of instances, network settings, etc.
Configure security groups: Create a new security group or select an existing security **group.**This controls inbound and outbound traffic to your instance.
Number of instances
Add storage: Specify storage (EBS volumes) for the instance.
Review and Summary: Review configuration settings.
If you are satisfied, click the Launch Instance button.
- Viewing your instances: You will be redirected to the Instances page.
You can monitor the status of your instance here.
For launch your instance ,click on Instance ID
Click on Connect
Then choose Ec2 Instance Connect option and Connect.
Now you are login inside Ec2 instance
Update repository
sudo apt-get update
Congratulations 🙌, You learned about the creating you first virtual machine and launching you Elastic cloud compute-(Ec2) in aws Cloud .
To more learn about Ec2 instance
Find out Types of Ec2 Instance 👉 HERE or https://vtaikar.hashnode.dev/elastic-cloud-compute-instance-in-aws
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