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Cloud Computing From traditions we are working with the physical machines and Virtual machines, as an Administrator or a Developer we will be facing plenty of issues like hardware failure, security issues and a lot more. Cloud is the best solution for all the points.  Cloud computing is a model for enabling on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction.   Best AWS Training Institute in Gurgaon... Types of Cloud Computing. 1.      Public Cloud   A public cloud is a type of computing in which a service provider makes resources available to the public via the internet. The whole computing infrastructure is located on the premises of a cloud computing company that offers the cloud service. The location remains, thus, separate from the customer and he has no physical control over the infrast

In this blog post, I will show you how to create a read-only AWS account for view only purposes. It is very common to give read-only access to AWS when you need to give specific people access to view your AWS configuration. In cases like that, you don’t need to give them access to create or configure services. Best Training Institute in Noida… Get started To get started, I will log in to the AWS management console and create an IAM user. From the AWS console search for IAM and click on Users from the left navigation menu. From   the users’ menu, click on Add user. In my case, I will call the user Read Admin and give it AWS management console access only. If need I can also enable programmatic access. In the permissions page, I will select Attach existing policies directly. I will use the Filter policies drop-down menu, I will select AWS managed — job function, as shown below. From the policy name, I will select View Only Access I will finish the wizard and log is as I read the only use

In this tutorial we will learn to host a static website using Amazon S3. for this tutorial you need a domain. First you will finish configuring your S3 bucket   then you will add CNAME record in DNS provider pointing to your S3 Bucket.      Step 1: Go to AWS Console and click on S3. Step 2: Click on Create Bucket. Step 3: Enter the bucket name. Bucket name must be same as domain name. Click on create.          Step 4: Click on the bucket that you have created now.   Step 5: Click upload. Step 6: Click on add files and upload all the files of your website.  You  can also create folder an put your files according to the  folder.  In our tutorial we have uploaded only index.html. Index.html file sufficient for this tutorial. Step 7: After you have uploaded all your files then click on Upload Step 8: Now click on Properties and click on Static Website Hosting. Step 9: Click on use this bucket to host a website. Step 11: Now you will see blue tick on static website hosting. Click again on