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    The document discusses several advanced EC2 topics including associating an elastic IP with an instance, attaching and modifying volumes, taking volume snapshots, creating AMIs from instances, and changing an instance's RAM size.

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    The document discusses several advanced EC2 topics including associating an elastic IP with an instance, attaching and modifying volumes, taking volume snapshots, creating AMIs from instances, and changing an instance's RAM size.

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    EC2 Advanced - Akshiv

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    Nisha D
    The document discusses several advanced EC2 topics including associating an elastic IP with an instance, attaching and modifying volumes, taking volume snapshots, creating AMIs from instances, and changing an instance's RAM size.

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    EC2 Advanced:

    1. Dynamic IP to Static IP/Elastic IP


    Create an instance - Go to elastic IP and allocate a elastic IP - Select
    Asscociate Elastic IP and try restarting the server to confirm the same
    *** Terminate the Instance, and release the elastic IP.

    2. Adding and Modifying Volume


    Create an instance (windows-2012 base) - attach additional volume. Open the
    server and confirm the same (2 drives C:// & D://)
    Modify the volume, go to server - allocate the volume and confirm the
    modified is reflected on the server or not.

    3. Snapshot (Volume)
    Create 2 different folders inside the D:// drive.
    Go to snapshot - get the volume ID and paste it - create snapshot
    Create another instance (windows-2016 base) - attach the snapshot - open
    remote server and confirm the same folders availability
    *** Terminate the Instance, windows-2012.
    *** Terminate the Instance, windows-2016.
    Manually delete all the snapshots.

    4. AMI (Complete OS)


    Create an linux OS - open the server - create 2 different directory (mkdir
    test)
    Create an image from linux os
    Create another instance by taking this linux image as base image, open putty
    and confirm the directory availability.

    5. Changing the RAM size


    Stop the server - Change the Instance type.
    *** Terminate the Instance, Degister the AMI, and Delete the snapshot manually.

    (Link for Calculating the Charges: https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html)

    Interview Question:
    1. I got an stopped Instance, which has elastic IP, will I be charged by AWS?
    2. I created an Elastic IP but I haven't attached it to any server; will I still be
    charged?
    For both the answer is yes, as elastic IP is a chargable service.
    3. How many Elasstic IP's, I am eligible for?
    Under one region, we will be able to get 5 Elastic Ip's, if there is a need
    for more we need to contact the support either via email, chat or call.
    4. How Termination protection works on Instances?

    Task:
    1. Try modifying the Hard disk on Linux server.
    2. Try snapshot in Linux server.
    3. Learn about Volume types, Instance Family types
    4. Decrease the volume size
    5. I do have dynamic IP, now I need to assign static/elastic Ip for that.

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