AWS Writeup: Difference between revisions
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Machine tricks - if you want to attach an existing instance to a VPC, or run it on beefier hardware, or etc., create an AMI (image) from the machine (creates a snapshot); wait for the snapshot to complete; spin up a new AWS node from the snapshot, with the hardware/networks that you desire | Machine tricks - if you want to attach an existing instance to a VPC, or run it on beefier hardware, or change regions, or etc., create an AMI (image) from the machine (creates a snapshot); wait for the snapshot to complete; spin up a new AWS node from the snapshot, with the hardware/networks that you desire | ||
Scaling upward: how can I automate this process? (Quote: "if you're SSHing into a machine, your automation is broken.") | Scaling upward: how can I automate this process? (Quote: "if you're SSHing into a machine, your automation is broken.") | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 5 March 2018
Basics
Costs, scheduling, and utilization
Network, transfer of data, storage
Storage hierarchies - saving and archiving
Elastic file storage vs S3
Advanced
Nomenclature - elastic means scalable (absorbs big increase in traffic)
Networking - VPCs, subnets, connecting via a VPN, can only attach at time of setup; networking patterns, single private/single public, single public, etc.
Basic security tenets -
Machine tricks - if you want to attach an existing instance to a VPC, or run it on beefier hardware, or change regions, or etc., create an AMI (image) from the machine (creates a snapshot); wait for the snapshot to complete; spin up a new AWS node from the snapshot, with the hardware/networks that you desire
Scaling upward: how can I automate this process? (Quote: "if you're SSHing into a machine, your automation is broken.")
Netdata for basic monitoring - bind to IP address, links in with networking
SSH keys - identity management - sharing resources with others (i.e., a VPC)