I was a bit skeptical before watching this since I needed a very quick explanation for work, but after watching a few short videos, I didn't find them helpful, and I reluctantly clicked on this. This video was very clear and helpful. I have subscribed and plan on returning to this channel if I need more guidance with AWS. Thanks
that climax moment when you have been working on something for so long and it just dont work and they the youtube tutorial makes it work. aaaahhhhhhhhh thank you Rahul
i search so many videos, but i dint get this much clear explanation , to creating our own private and public keys generating and , how to connect it to the server. its soooo clear. help full to me.
Thanks , greatly appreciate your sharing, helps so much especially when landing on Aws from more simple to use platforms like Digital ocean and linode..... 👍👍
Thank you 😊 for the tutorial , you explains everything very nicely. Please tell me, connecting MySQL client with RDS, this SSH key pair file helps in connectivity? Can you please make a video using private key for connecting database client with RDS. Hope I’m not missing anything. Many thanks.
what is the best practice that we should follow to save the private keys of all the ec2 instance securely ? how to securely share with colleagues of mine
Good video. At one point you say that 'ubuntu@' is your machine's IP address. A bit of nit. The first portion before @ is the userid. Numbers after @ sign are the actual IP address. AWS gives these default users such as 'ubuntu' for Ubuntu, 'ec2-user' for Amazon's Linux etc.
Thanks for the video its very informative, however, I tried to run 'chmod 400' command on my local machine through 'cmd prompt' it says command not recognizable? Also, I am able to connect to ssh through my local machine but when you talk about 'terminal' are you using any other command prompt ?As even 'ls' command doesn't work on my local cmd.Please guide
Hi Rahu, l Why we have to use two keys (private and public)? As I went through your video, you've logged in to ec2 machine thru public key and as well private key. So, what is the difference that you thru with private key and public key?
@@RahulWagh You created an EC2 with a private key, and then used the private key to connect. Then u created an EC2 with a public key, and used to public key to connect to it, so what's the point of creating a public key? Should u be able to connect into EC2 made with a private key, by using your public key ?
Hi Rahul, I really want to start with AWS EC2. can you please make videos step by step. Regularly watching your videos on terraform and helm. very easy explanations. thanks
Is keypair is region specific? If I have a launch ec2 in Mumbai region n I have download the key ...now I want to launch ec2 in N.virgina region so can I use same key ?
Its upto you how you wanna use the keypairs. In the step 1 we have created a key pair public and private. Now private is sitting on my laptop and public is upto you and how you wanna share with other apps
Sir I have question At a time of launch instance we download private key, that means public key have near ec2 instance. where do we search this public key in to ec2 instance?
How do I download the private key from an existing, running instance? From the Network Security / Key Pairs console I can see the existing private AWS key but none of the Actions available include Download. How to download this?
In Organization for logging into any of the servers we use only our EmpID/Password right. How the companies mange that ? can you please explain. where this public key is saved/tagged for logging to servers ? is that private key added to my acct by unix/Linux admin teams?
I was a bit skeptical before watching this since I needed a very quick explanation for work, but after watching a few short videos, I didn't find them helpful, and I reluctantly clicked on this. This video was very clear and helpful. I have subscribed and plan on returning to this channel if I need more guidance with AWS.
Thanks
Glad it helped!
that climax moment when you have been working on something for so long and it just dont work and they the youtube tutorial makes it work. aaaahhhhhhhhh thank you Rahul
Glad to help you
i search so many videos, but i dint get this much clear explanation , to creating our own private and public keys generating and , how to connect it to the server. its soooo clear. help full to me.
Glad to hear that
The best way of explanation. Your voice too clear.
Thank you so much 🙂
Your video is very much appreciated, and helpful as well. Perhaps I may ask: How to change the key pair in any case is missing?
Well it is pretty hard to change once you miss it. You have to provision new instance with new key
Thanks , greatly appreciate your sharing, helps so much especially when landing on Aws from more simple to use platforms like Digital ocean and linode..... 👍👍
Very welcome!
Thank you 😊 for the tutorial , you explains everything very nicely. Please tell me, connecting MySQL client with RDS, this SSH key pair file helps in connectivity? Can you please make a video using private key for connecting database client with RDS. Hope I’m not missing anything. Many thanks.
I can add it to my list and may be in coming time I will prepare video around that
@@RahulWagh many thanks , you are a good trainer. Everyone would be blessed to have a good teacher like you.
what is the best practice that we should follow to save the private keys of all the ec2 instance securely ? how to securely share with colleagues of mine
Use keystore to share the private key file with other colleagues
Good video. At one point you say that 'ubuntu@' is your machine's IP address. A bit of nit. The first portion before @ is the userid. Numbers after @ sign are the actual IP address. AWS gives these default users such as 'ubuntu' for Ubuntu, 'ec2-user' for Amazon's Linux etc.
Hey Rahul yeah that’s my machine ip
Best Explaination . Thanks and Much Appreciated !
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video its very informative, however, I tried to run 'chmod 400' command on my local machine through 'cmd prompt' it says command not recognizable? Also, I am able to connect to ssh through my local machine but when you talk about 'terminal' are you using any other command prompt ?As even 'ls' command doesn't work on my local cmd.Please guide
Thank you. That helps a lot.
Hi Rahu,
l Why we have to use two keys (private and public)?
As I went through your video, you've logged in to ec2 machine thru public key and as well private key.
So, what is the difference that you thru with private key and public key?
If I understood your question then you are asking about private key and why I used it ?
@@RahulWagh You created an EC2 with a private key, and then used the private key to connect. Then u created an EC2 with a public key, and used to public key to connect to it, so what's the point of creating a public key? Should u be able to connect into EC2 made with a private key, by using your public key ?
Hi Rahul, I really want to start with AWS EC2. can you please make videos step by step. Regularly watching your videos on terraform and helm. very easy explanations. thanks
Surely it’s on my list just trying to find the time to prepare
Thank you Rahul
You welcome
Can I use the same key for multiple EC2 Instances?
Yes you can use it
Is keypair is region specific? If I have a launch ec2 in Mumbai region n I have download the key ...now I want to launch ec2 in N.virgina region so can I use same key ?
you should configure the region using the command aws config along with secret key and token
its good Bro, but i was looking for something else, once after created the instances how do we use our own keypairs
Its upto you how you wanna use the keypairs. In the step 1 we have created a key pair public and private. Now private is sitting on my laptop and public is upto you and how you wanna share with other apps
Good explanation, thanks!
You welcome
Amazing , sir!
Glad you liked it!
Sir I have question
At a time of launch instance we download private key, that means public key have near ec2 instance. where do we search this public key in to ec2 instance?
Hmm that’s is an interesting question honestly I haven’t tried it but think it should be available in - .ssh/id_rsa.pub
very clear and concise explanation. way to to Rahul
It's my pleasure
sir i need help . i getting this massage . pls help me .
chmod: cannot access 'ubuntu1.pem': no such file or directory on aws
Check the path of your ubuntu1.pem file which might be wrong
How do I download the private key from an existing, running instance? From the Network Security / Key Pairs console I can see the existing private AWS key but none of the Actions available include Download. How to download this?
It is very tricky to download from existing instance i would recommend creating new one
Thanks for uploading videos
It's my pleasure
cool and very nice
Thanks!
In Organization for logging into any of the servers we use only our EmpID/Password right. How the companies mange that ? can you please explain.
where this public key is saved/tagged for logging to servers ? is that private key added to my acct by unix/Linux admin teams?
Are asking about aws login or ssh login of server?
Thanks you so much
Most welcome
thanks for the reply
You welcome
Thankyu it works
Glad it works
Hello Rahul sir, Can you please upload the video creating an EC2 instance with RedHat Linux machine on AWS and SSH with command prompt and Putty!
I will add to my list and you will see in upcoming weeks
Still not working by your method still permission is denief while doing ssh
Thanks man very helpful . you just save me a lot of time here . I can just subscribe on your chanel
Thanks for the sub!
thank you
You're welcome
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Tell us how to access with user name and password using ssh
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I do have a doubt on Terraform File Provisioner. Can you provide your email ID for me to mail you the doubt ?