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How to Deploy React App to AWS

Create an EC2 instance and connect to it. Install the NodeJS to create the react application and install the Nginx server to deploy the application.

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How to Delete Everything in AWS Account

To delete everything on the AWS account, the user needs to close the AWS account. The process for that is available in the post.

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How to Delete Elastic IP in AWS

Deleting an Elastic IP can be done using the AWS management console and AWS CLI. Both these methods are mentioned in this guide.

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How to Debug AWS Lambda

AWS lambda can be debugged on the platform. Create the function from the lambda console and test the triggers from the code source section.

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How to Create Lex Bot in AWS

Lex bot can be created using Lex console in AWS. After that, add new intents with queries and their responses. Lex bot will answer the user’s queries.

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How to Create DynamoDB Table Using AWS CLI

DynamoDB table can be created in AWS CLI using the Create table command with its attributes, schema, and throughput. The command is available in the post.

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How to Create Default VPC in AWS

The user has to delete the already created VPC, select the Your VPCs option and then the Create default VPC in the dropdown of the Actions button.

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How to Create a Budget Plan in AWS

Open AWS Billing Dashboard, select the Budgets options from the left side menu, click on the create budget button, and then define the details of the budget.

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How to Create a Billing Alarm in AWS

AWS Billing Alarm is created through the AWS CloudWatch Service. There is a billing alarm option through which the alarm can be created in a few easy steps.

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AWS | How to Mount EBS Volume

To mount an EBS volume, simply create a volume and attach it to the EC2 instance. Then connect to the EC2 instance and use the command to mount the volume.

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5 Major Ways to Reduce AWS EC2 Costs

There are different ways to reduce EC2 costs, like changing the AWS region, operating system, and instance type and using the reserved instances.

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How to Fetch the AWS EC2 Instance ID

The instance ID is stored in the metadata of the instance. Fetching the AWS EC2 instance can be done easily using a few simple commands.

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How to Disable Termination Protection in AWS EC2

To disable the termination protection in AWS EC2, click on the change termination settings from the Actions button and then uncheck the Enable box.

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How to Deploy to AWS

To deploy to AWS, simply create and connect to the EC2 virtual machine, then use simple commands to deploy your code into the server.

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How to Deploy NodeJS Application on AWS

To deploy the NodeJS application, simply create the application in Elastic Beanstalk and deploy your files. It creates an EC2 instance while deploying.

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How to Deploy Java Applications in AWS

To deploy a java application in AWS simply create an application from the Elastic Beanstalk console and upload and deploy java application files.

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How to Connect to AWS RDS

To connect to AWS RDS, simply click on the name of the database, copy the database’s endpoint, and type the connection command with the password.

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How to Connect to AWS RDS MySQL

To connect to the AWS MySQL database, simply create a database using the AWS RDS dashboard and type a simple command to connect to your database.

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How to Use AWS CLI to Manage AWS S3 Buckets

Simple S3 operations like creating, deleting, and inserting the data into the S3 bucket can be automated by using the AWS command line feature.

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How to Install AWS CLI on Linux Step-by-Step

AWS CLI is a command line interface for AWS accounts. Learn how to install AWS CLI on Linux with this step-by-step tutorial.
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