AWS DevOps Mentorship: Master EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints | Step-by-Step Tutorial

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Welcome to our comprehensive AWS DevOps mentorship session where you will learn how to effectively utilize EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints. In this step-by-step tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating a VPC with public and private subnets, installing AWS CLI, setting up IAM policies, creating IAM users with access keys, configuring credentials, verifying OpenSSH client installation, creating security groups, setting up EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints, launching EC2 instances, connecting to them, and performing clean-up. Whether you're new to AWS or an experienced professional, this mentorship will provide valuable insights and best practices for efficient AWS DevOps operations. Join us and accelerate your journey towards becoming an AWS DevOps expert!

1. Create a VPC with public and private subnets.
Link:    • How to Build a 3 Tier AWS Network VPC...  

2. Install the latest version of the AWS CLI on your computer.
Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/lates...

3. Create an IAM policy that allows users to create, describe, and delete EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints.
Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/la...

4. Create an IAM policy that allows users to use the EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints.
Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/la...

5. Create an IAM user that has an access key and secret access key, and attach the policies to the user.

6. Run the "aws configure" command to configure the IAM user's credentials on your computer.

7. Verify that the OpenSSH client is installed on your computer.
Command: ssh -V

8. Create security groups in your VPC.
eic-endpoint-sg: Open outbound traffic on port 22 and use the VPC CIDR for the source destination.
ec2-instance-sg: Open inbound traffic on port 22 and use the eic-endpoint-sg for the source destination.
Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/la...

9. Create the EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints.

10. Launch an EC2 instance in the private subnet in your VPC.

12. Connect to the instance.
Command: aws ec2-instance-connect ssh --instance-id [your-instance-id]

Watch this tutorial and gain the skills needed to connect to your Linux EC2 instance using the AWS CLI effortlessly. The provided links will direct you to relevant resources for a more in-depth understanding of each topic. Explore the powerful capabilities of the EC2 Instance Connect Endpoint and revolutionize your connectivity to AWS resources. Get started today and enhance your AWS expertise!

0:00 - Introduction to EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints - AWS DevOps Mentorship
4:20 - Create a VPC with Public and Private Subnets - AWS DevOps Tutorial
4:43 - Install AWS CLI on Your Computer - Step-by-Step Guide
8:18 - Create IAM Policies for Secure AWS Access - AWS DevOps Best Practices
15:02 - Create IAM User with Access Key and Secret Access Key - AWS DevOps Mentorship
19:35 - Configure IAM User's Credentials with "aws configure" Command - AWS CLI Tutorial
22:58 - Verify OpenSSH Client Installation on Your Computer - AWS DevOps Mentorship
23:46 - Create Security Groups in Your VPC - Step-by-Step Guide
28:07 - Create EC2 Instance Connect Endpoints - AWS DevOps Tutorial
30:29 - Launch EC2 Instance in Your VPC - Step-by-Step Guide
35:14 - Connect to Your EC2 Instance - AWS DevOps Mentorship
42:19 - Clean Up Resources - AWS DevOps Best Practices
43:31 - AOS Note Program: Self-paced Learning - AWS DevOps Mentorship
46:37 - Q&A Session: AWS DevOps Mentorship Video - Ask Your Questions

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