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= INVESTIGATION 1: Amazon Web Services =
In this investigation, you'll log in to Amazon Web Services' Educate Academy classroom and familiarize yourself with the interface. We'll be using AWS for the majority of our work in this course.
== Part 1: Completing Your AWS Academy Registration ==
To create your Linux VM, follow the steps from ''Investigation 1, Part 1'', but with the following settings:
# '''Amazon Machine Image (AMI):''' Red Hat Enterprise Amazon Linux 8 2 AMI (HVM), SSD Volume Type
# '''Instance Type:''' t2.micro
# '''Configure Instance Details:''' Leave all options as they are.
# The SSH command will ask you to confirm connecting. Type ''yes'' and press Enter.
# If login is successful, you should see a prompt like this: <code>[ec2-user@ip-172-31-95-114 ~]$ </code>
# To prove you've completed this section, run the following: <code>echo "My name is ''insertFullName'', and I've completed the Linux VM investigation." > ~/lab2lab5.txt</code>
# To quit, type <code>exit</code>.
# The SSH command will ask you to confirm connecting. Type ''yes'' and press Enter.
# If login is successful, you should see a prompt like this: <code>[ec2-user@ip-172-31-95-114 ~]$ </code>
# To prove you've completed this section, run the following: <code>echo "My name is ''insertFullName'', and I've completed the Linux VM investigation." > ~/lab2lab5.txt</code>
# To quit, type <code>exit</code>.
# A running RDP connection to this new VM, with the text file you created open in Notepad. (Do not fullscreen Notepad.)
# The Instance details page for the Linux VM you created in this lab, powered on.
# A running SSH connection to this new VM, and the following commands run and its output visible onscreen: <code>hostnamectl; cat ~/lab2lab5.txt</code>
# The EC2 Instances page, with all currently created VMs listed and powered on.
