Introduction to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Reviews

Dale P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

good

Pankaj S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Hannah C. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Instructions could be formatted better.

John M. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Damiano M. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Maria R. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

There was some confusion about finding the public DNS . It wasnt clear tht you can only find it after the instance is launched.

Deepkumar J. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

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Matt F. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

One stumbling block was that how you find your Public DNS was buried in the Windows section, but it applies to all the operating systems. Otherwise, pretty good.

Karen V. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Bryan S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Very nice to get introduced to amazing world of Amazon!!

Lohit J. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Brunno O. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

detailed explanation and easy to understand it. Thank you.

Soen Surya S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

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A A. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

This lab provides only minimal self-efficacy for a new user (it shows them that they can start one), but it doesn't realistically provide adequately instruction to assist someone in how to make configuration decisions based upon their own use case requirements. I recommend that the actions performed in this lab are followed-up with a more detailed examination into the reasons behind the configuration decisions executed in the lab, as well as an exploration into the alternatives that were not chosen in the lab. Example real-world scenarios for configuring and starting an EC2 instance based on varying requirements would be a good follow-up exercise.

Edward P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

A possible bug encountered: the instruction specify to use *.pem key, however when using putty to ssh to the created AMZN linux instance, the *.pem does not while *.ppk key works.

Kathy L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Nitin T. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Good Basic Exercise.

Bhavik G. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Louie L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago