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AWS-VPC as Amazon Web Services - Virtual Private Cloud

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)   allows the users to use AWS resources in a virtual network. The users can customize their virtual networking environment as they like, such as selecting own IP address range, creating subnets, and configuring route tables and network gateways. The list of AWS services that can be used with Amazon VPC are − Amazon EC2 Amazon Route 53 Amazon WorkSpaces Auto Scaling Elastic Load Balancing AWS Data Pipeline Elastic Beanstalk Amazon Elastic Cache Amazon EMR Amazon OpsWorks Amazon RDS Amazon Redshift How to Use Amazon VPC? Following are the steps to create VPC. Create VPC Step 1   − Open the Amazon VPC console by using the following link −   https://console.aws.amazon.com/vpc/ Step 2   − Select creating the VPC option on the right side of the navigation bar. Make sure that the same region is selected as for other services. Step 3   − Click the start VPC wizard opti...

AWS offeres which popular tools for Management?

This session we are going to discuss about various management tools offered by AWS at below. Amazon CloudWatch It monitors tune-ups used in the cloud and also other functions on   Amazon Web Services. It is used for metrics following controlling logging files and also for keeping alerts. Instances, database tables, and metrics are all controlled and organized using this tool. Utilization of several functionalities, improving the computer’s clarity, and maintaining the equipped fitness, etc. come under the responsibilities of Amazon CloudWatch. AWS CloudFormation It helps Cloud Engineers in developing and controlling   AWS   assets and upgrading them and their related features. It is mainly used for running the applications properly. There is no specific order for using the services provided by AWS CloudFormation; you can just create any template and start using them. The tool itself takes care of the ordering responsibility. Once the assets are unfolded, thei...