The document describes the steps to create an Amazon EC2 instance, including selecting an AMI and instance type, generating a key pair, launching the instance, and connecting to it using PuTTY.
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The document describes the steps to create an Amazon EC2 instance, including selecting an AMI and instance type, generating a key pair, launching the instance, and connecting to it using PuTTY.
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CLOUD COMPUTING
4 th Year, 1st Semester
IT4090 Assignment Report – AWS EC2
Submitted to
Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology
Declaration I certify that this report does not incorporate without acknowledgement, any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university, and to the best of my knowledge and belief it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person, except where due reference is made in text.
Registration Number : IT17096430
Name : Gammune D.S.I 1.Creating an EC2 Instance
1.Sign in to AWS educate account
2. Select EC2 Instance in the services category
3. Click Launch Instance button to get started
4. Choose an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) for our requirements
5. Choose an Instance Type
6. Create a New Key pair
7. Click Launch Instances button
8. Display Launch Instances
9. Open PuTTYgen application 10. Import private key .pem file
11. Save private key as .ppk file
12. Copy the IPv4 public DNS in running instance
13. Open PuTTY application
14. Copied IPv4 address paste into PuTTY 15. Select Auth in SSH category
16. Browse the saved .ppk file and open
17. Automatically open the PuTTY command prompt and login to the EC2 server using “ec2- user” 18.Open a connection with EC2 instance