Thursday, April 11, 2024

cloud Project: Creating a VPC with Database and EC2 Instances

 Project name: Creating a VPC with Database and EC2 Instances














SScenario:

James, a system engineer at a startup company, tasked with developing a web application with a secure, robust, and scalable backend database. 

The company plans to utilize AWS RDS for the database, while the application will be deployed on an EX2 instance. 

James must ensure a secure VPC setup where the EC2 instance resides in the public subnet and the RDS DB instance in a private subnet.


Problem Statement (Expected Solution):

As a cloud architect, my objective is to assist James in developing an AWS VPC that hosts both an EX2 instance and a database instance.

The EC2 instance, serving the web application, should be placed in a public subnet, while the DB instance should be secured in a private subnet.

I am expected to provide step-by-step instructions for creating and configuring these AWS resources, ensuring system security, reliability, and accessibility. 












  1. Production Time: 11/4/2024 - 18/4/2024
  2. Participating Personnel: Victor Sangmu Kim 
  3. Necessary Technology:
  • allocating Elastic UP address
  • creating a VPC with public and private subnets
  • creating an additional private subnet
  • creating a VPC security group
  • creating a VPX security group for a private DB instance
  • creating a DB subnet group
  • creating a DB instance in the private subnet
  • creating an EC2 instance in the public subnet
    4. Step-by-step implementation (captured)
  • creating an instance






  • creating VPC








  • creating IGW







  • creating public routing table














  • creating public/private subnets - bastion host/private host





  • creating RDS 



























   
  




















  5. My thought:

     -should change auto-assign public IP into 'enable'

Friday, April 5, 2024

My first cloud certificate: Amazon AWS Cloud Practitioner

 Yesterday, I took the exam for AWS Cloud Practitioner Foundational certification.

This morning I got a pass mail from AWS as well as a badge. 

I an delightful for this first foundational certificate for cloud-machine learning journey.


My exam record was 780/1000. I thought that was not bad for the first try.




This is the badge from AWS training and certification center.
And next one is Solution Architect Associate cert!

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