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🎥 Lecture 14 - Hosting Apache Web Server on AWS EC2 (Windows) Using SSH + Security Groups Explained
Welcome to Lecture 14 of the AI Practitioner Course!
In this session, we dive into launching and accessing a web server using AWS EC2 from a Windows machine via SSH, and we also explore how Security Groups affect server accessibility.

✅ What You’ll Learn in This Lecture:
1) How to launch an Amazon EC2 instance with Amazon Linux

2) How to configure Security Groups to allow HTTP and SSH traffic

3) How to securely connect to your EC2 instance using SSH from a Windows terminal

4) How to install and run an Apache Web Server on EC2

5) How to host a simple test web page and view it in your browser

6) How security rules impact your server’s visibility and accessibility

🔐 Security Groups — Real-World Testing & Learnings:
In this lecture, we also play around with Security Group settings to see what happens when certain rules are removed:

1) If HTTP (port 80) is removed from inbound rules, your hosted website will no longer load in the browser.

2) If SSH (port 22) is removed, you won’t be able to access your EC2 instance via terminal — meaning no remote control.

This highlights why it's critical to have:

1) SSH access (port 22) open for administrative login

2) HTTP access (port 80) open for web traffic

Both ports must be allowed to run and manage a web server from your EC2 instance successfully.

🎯 By the End of This Lecture, You'll Be Able To:
1) Launch and connect to an EC2 instance from Windows

2) Host and view a website running on your EC2 server

3) Understand the importance of Security Groups and inbound rules

4) Troubleshoot access issues caused by incorrect network settings

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