This post provides step-by-step instructions to create an EC2 instance and access the instance via SSH telnet. As a newbie in the AWS world, I struggled a lot to understand vocabulary related to it.
Hope this is helpful and happy learning !!!
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Steps to create EC2 instance:
1) Navigate to https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-east-1#Instances:sort=instanceState.
2) Under the Instance tab in the EC2 dashboard. Go for launch instance and choose the AMI type. Here I am creating a Ubuntu instance.
3) Click next and choose the instance type. I have chosen the free tier here.
EC2 Instance Type |
4) Clik next and I am using the default VPC that is created when your AWS account is created and select any one of the subnets in which you want to launch your instance.
EC2 Instance Details |
5) Clik next and go for “Add Storage”. Here I have chosen the basic volume type
and size as default.
EC2 Storage |
6) Next add tag which is optional, if you have numerous number of instances running then it is better to add a unique tag name for recognition.
I have added a tag for example.
EC2 Tag |
EC2 Security Group |
8) After this, we can “Review and Launch” the instance. While launching the instance create a new key pair or use the existing key pair.
EC2 Key Pair |
Steps to convert key pair from PEM into PPK format
1) Open puttygen.exe and load the PEM file.
2) The type of key to generate should be SSH-2
RSA and the number of bits generated should be 2048.
puttygen.exe
3) Once the file is imported, go ahead and save
the file as private key.
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Steps to connect to the instance via SSH :
1) Open putty and use the private IP address of the instance, which will be available under the Networking tab of the instance.
2) And load converted PPK file under CONNECTION
-> SSh ->AUTH.
Putty |
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