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There are many ways to protect your EC2 Instances from being exposed to the Internet. One way is to give them private IP addresses and put them behind a public-facing Elastic Loadbalancer. This way your ELB spreads the incoming traffic across your Instances and your EC2 Instances do not have to directly be connected to…
If you have not yet seen the previous blog posts in this series, please read them here: Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 1: Accounts Structure Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 2: Enable Single Sign-On for AWS us Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 3: Enable CloudTrail on your AWS Accounts…
In the previous blog post I showed you how to enable CloudTrail on Project1 AWS Account (Account ID: 222222222222) and send it to a central S3 Bucket in another AWS Account (Account ID: 111111111111). Like always I definitely recommend you read the previous blog posts in the same series: Essential Guide to AWS Governance –…
This is a part of my AWS Governance series blog posts: Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 1: Accounts Structure Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 2: Enable Single Sign-On for AWS using ADFS 3.0 and configure Cross Account Access Essential Guide to AWS Governance – Part 4: Send CloudTrail logs from AWS…
This is your go-to short guide to learn about AWS VPC concepts. Unlike Azure, AWS offers you a wide range of features to configure networking. At first it might seem complicated but once understood, you feel more flexible in your design. In this article I am not writing about every little VPC feature. There are…