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Elastic Beanstalk

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  Elastic Beanstalk :   Elastic Beanstalk is a platform within AWS that is used for deploying and scaling web applications. In simple terms this platform as a service (PaaS) takes your application code and deploys it while provisioning the supporting architecture and compute resources required for your code to run. Elastic Beanstalk also fully manages the patching and security updates for those provisioned resources.  There are many PaaS solutions in the cloud computing space including Redhat Open Shift, Google App Engine, Scalingo, Python Anywhere, Azure App Service, however AWS Elastic Beanstalk remains one of the leading PaaS choices among app developers. There is no charge to use Elastic Beanstalk to deploy your applications, you are only charged for the resources that are created to support your application. AWS Elastic Beanstalk allows you to quickly deploy applications and services without having to worry about configuring underlying resources, services, operating ...
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S3 Replication

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 S3 Replication: S3 Replication is a fully-managed feature available for Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) customers. It can automatically replicate S3 objects to help you reduce costs, protect your data, and achieve compliance with regulatory requirements. Here are the two  S3 storage  replication options: Cross-Region Replication (CRR) —copies S3 objects across multiple Amazon Regions (ARs), representing geographically separate Amazon data centers. Same-Region Replication (SRR) —copies S3 objects between buckets in different availability zones (AZs), which are separate data centers in the same AR. PProcedure: 1. Go to the AWS S3 management console, sign in to your account, and select the name of the source bucket. 2. Go to the  Management  tab in the menu, and choose the  Replication  option. Next, choose  Add rule . 3. Under the  Set resource  configuration, choose the  Entire bucket  option. Note that when replicating buck...
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Create a VM and configure security groups with defined Inbound and Outbound rules like letting traffic through HTTP, ICMP, TCP,SSL(TLS).

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Create a VM and configure security groups with defined Inbound and Outbound rules like letting traffic through HTTP, ICMP, TCP,SSL(TLS). Procedure: Step 1: Create an EC2 instance and named as a "web" Step 2: Config an EC2 instance with Linux OS  Step 3: Config an Security group with an Inbound Rule like HTTP,ICMP,TCP,SSL(TLS) Step 4: Config an Security group with an Outbound Rule  like HTTP,ICMP,TCP,SSL Step 5: Launch an EC2 Machine 
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Connecting to Amazon RDS MySQL Database

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  Amazon RDS   Amazon RDS is a secure and reliable web-based service, which greatly simplifies the process of deploying, managing, and scaling relational databases in the cloud, thus, allowing you to connect at any time and from any place where Internet access is available. Empowered by Amazon RDS for MySQL databases, you can: 1)Create, manage and scale MySQL databases in the cloud 2)Perform automated backups, snapshots, and recoveries 3)Store and monitor database instances with a few clicks 4)Enhance performance and strengthen database security Step 1: Open Amazon RDS console First of all, you should sign in to the AWS Management Console, just as shown in the screenshot below. Next, find RDS in the Database section of All Services and click to open the Amazon RDS Console.     Step 2: Create an Amazon MySQL instance To create a MySQL database instance in AWS, go to Databases on the side menu and click Create database. In this step, you will need to pick a database cr...
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Dyanmo DB in AWS

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INSTALLING EC2 INSTANCE AND ATTACHING TO MSQL DATABASE IN AWS​

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INSTALLING EC2 INSTANCE AND ATTACHING TO MSQL DATABASE IN AWS​  Amazon Linux 2 is a popular webserver operating system, we need to know how to install MySQL database server on Amazon Linux 2. At first, you create an EC2 instance in AWS. I am assuming that everyone already created EC2 instance on AWS. Now you have to connect your instance via Putty or Terminal. Install MySQL server on AWS Amazon Linux EC2 Now, I’ll show you how to install MySQL on your Amazon Linux 2 EC2 instance using the commands below. Let me go over each command one by one so you understand what you’re doing and, if you get stuck, you can look up the error message to find out what’s wrong. Command: sudo yum update - y So  sudo yum update -y  basically updates all packages to the latest version from an Amazon-managed repository list for Amazon Linux 2. So now that we’ve updated our package list, the next command will be to install the MySQL server on this machine. Command: sudo yum install - y mariad...
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