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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