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Object Storage: AWS - Level 1 Hands-On IAM

The document provides instructions for hands-on activities related to AWS services including IAM, EC2, VPC and S3. It instructs the user to create IAM users and groups with specific privileges, launch Linux and Windows EC2 instances in a custom VPC and subnet, create an S3 bucket with files that have varying access levels and are transferred to Glacier and deleted after set time periods, and document the activities with screenshots.

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Object Storage: AWS - Level 1 Hands-On IAM

The document provides instructions for hands-on activities related to AWS services including IAM, EC2, VPC and S3. It instructs the user to create IAM users and groups with specific privileges, launch Linux and Windows EC2 instances in a custom VPC and subnet, create an S3 bucket with files that have varying access levels and are transferred to Glacier and deleted after set time periods, and document the activities with screenshots.

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AWS – Level 1

Hands-on

IAM

 Create a Free Tier account for AWS console login


 Activate Multi Factor Authentication for that account
 Create an IAM user called awsadm1, log-in to AWS console using awsadm1
credential
 Create a Group called “s3-group”
 Create 3 users called s3-user1, s3-user2 and s3-user3.
 Provide S3 view privilege to s3-group.
 Provide S3 all privileges to s3-user1
EC2 and VPC

 Create two Linux instances on a custom vpc and in the same custom subnet.
 Enable adequate security to interconnect two instances, and connect those
from Putty client
 Create one EC2 instance of Windows, opt any AMI available on Free-Tier. Use
default vpc and subnets for that Instance.
 Connect the Windows instance using remote desktop.

Object Storage
 Create a bucket, where the bucket name will be your first name and
employee-id combination, Example: shalini123456.
 In that bucket upload 2 .png files and 1 .txt file of your choice
 Provide adequate access to the .png files so that anybody can see the content
using web browser but can’t see the .txt file.
 make sure that after 30 days of creating the current version of all the files
are transferred to Glacier and after 400 days those are permanently deleted.

Capture all the appropriate screenshots, put those in a document file and submit in the
appropriate repository of Top Gear along with MS-Team of AWS – L1. The name of the
document must be uniquely identified by your first name and employee-id, Example:
SHALINI_12345.docx

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