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Security groups - Amazon EC2 Tutorial
From the course: Amazon EC2 Essential Training
Security groups
- [Shyam] Now let's talk about an important feature of EC2 instances known as security groups. A security group is like a virtual firewall that controls inbound and outbound traffic for your EC2 instance. Think of it as a wrapper that sits around your EC2 instance and monitors all inbound and outbound traffic. It then allows or denies the traffic based on the configured rules. Security groups allow you to filter traffic based on protocols and port numbers. Security groups have separate rules to control both inbound and outbound traffic. With security groups, you can only configure allow rules. Deny rules cannot be configured. This might seem a bit different if you work with different firewalls that allow you to configure both allow and deny rules, but with security groups, you can only configure allow rules. By default, security groups block all inbound traffic and allow all outbound traffic. So when you create a new…
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What makes up an EC2 instance?8m 20s
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Amazon Machine Image (AMI)5m 40s
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How to find a pre-defined AMI2m 19s
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How to create and restore an AMI10m 51s
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EC2 instance types6m 41s
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Key pairs6m 12s
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VPC and subnets7m 37s
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Security groups2m 38s
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Demo: Security groups5m
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EBS volumes5m 11s
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Demo: EBS volumes7m 19s
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Advanced launch options: Part 110m 16s
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Advanced launch options: Part 28m 47s
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EC2 user data7m 7s
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Connect to your EC2 instance10m 18s
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Navigating the EC2 console9m 12s
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Navigating the EC2 dashboard4m 44s
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