AWS Workshops - Hands-on Learning with Demos

Learn to create an AWS account, secure the root user with multi-factor authentication using an authenticator app, and set up a billing alert to monitor costs.

Explore the AWS management console, customize widgets, and access recently visited services. Use the service selector, search, cloud shell, region choices, and billing and security tools to manage your account.

Explore how the default VPC per region provides a 172.31.0.0/16 CIDR block with a default subnet per availability zone, plus an internet gateway, security groups, NACLs, and DHCP option sets.

Launch and connect to Linux and Windows EC2 instances using SSH and RDP, after preparing an AWS account, VPC, public subnet, and key pairs.

Launch Linux and Windows EC2 instances in the AWS console, configure a default VPC and security group, and connect via SSH or RDP using a key pair.

Learn to set up an ec2 instance, connect via ssh, install nginx, and view the default nginx page, using a security group that allows ports 22 and 80.

Create a key pair and security group, launch an Ubuntu EC2 instance, install nginx, and access the nginx page from your browser via SSH, testing port 22 and 80.

Create ec2 spot instances; connect via ssh. Configure a security group in the default vpc for data science; use AWS account with putty, then shut down resources to control billing.

The workshop guides you through launching AWS spot instances via manual configuration and a launch template, configuring key pairs, security groups, VPC/subnets, and price-based capacity.

Master permissions with IAM users, groups, and policies by creating four groups with attached policies, then create users and assign them to appropriate groups, and delete resources after the workshop.

Learn to create IAM users and groups in the AWS console, attach prebuilt policies for S3 and EC2, and verify read-only and full access across services.

Learn to create two S3 buckets with different ACL settings, copy and delete objects, enable public access, and review bucket settings and architecture diagrams showing region-based access via object URLs.

Learn to create s3 buckets, upload and organize data, copy and delete objects, and enable public access with bucket policies or acl settings for internet-accessible storage.

Learn hands-on AWS S3 bucket setup with public access, upload of index.html and error.html, enable static website hosting, and apply a bucket policy for internet access.

Demonstrates building a static website on AWS S3: create a bucket, enable static hosting, set public access, and apply a bucket policy for get object with index.html and error.html.