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how to give domain name? how to fetch updated github repositories. can you explain please

so clear instructions! thank youuuuu bro

Thanks much! still struggling but learned a lot working through issues. I'm getting "errorMessage": "1049 (42000): Unknown database 'mydatabase'". Verified RDS and Lambda are both in same VPC, subnet and sg. BTW, it would be helpful to share code in Github and not switch screen so quickly.

Hey, I don't have words to Thank You, this video was super helpful...😇. Thank you so much

neues Videos bitte weiter !!!!!!

Hey All! Did anyone get a response to the Top / Most thumbs Up question here?

I want to become a solutions architect, from where should I start? Directly from solutions architect associate or from cloud practitioner

thanks

So how yo make it run on scheduler? Also any idea on how to run dbt project with this (airflow and ec2)

Fantastic! I actually learned something new. One thing though, it seems like Lambda code should have been "deployed" at 7 min mark. But it wasn't explicitly mentioned in the video.

Can you please provide the lab video for troubleshoot an aws cloud architect in cloud quest.

Thank you, this is great. Thank you for breaking down each question.

Any chance for "Troubleshoot an AWS Cloud architecture" section ?? In my opinion is a Solutions Architect level.

How much does that ec2 instance cost? compared to using the free tier version?

thanks!!

Error unknown function

cool!, what if i have an scenario where i had to make an api call and i have to use my credentials to access this data? what is your recommendation , using env variables with kms encryption? if so, how would that affect on performance?

thanks

Thank you

Thanks for the video . I have a python script which fetches the data from one excel file which is present on my local machine . So where do I have to keep that excel file in AWS so that my python script on EC2 can read that excel file ?

Anyone got a fix for the added module for recertification (Troubleshoot an AWS Cloud Architecture)? Please kindly share

what to do when i want to run it continuously until complete execution

Hey that was super helpful. Thanks a ton!

This was perfect, thank you so much!

For anyone having trouble with packages like paramiko, use EC2 in AWS, basically you just create a free instance with Linux, then quick connect in AWS and you have a terminal, then you follow a similar process. Just use AI to find out what that is but it's pretty basic. This will hopefully save you a couple hours going in circles.

doesn't work for non python dependencies.

Great work! The video is very well explained. Congratulations!

Thank you! Few videos mentioned the importance of the folder path. You cannot simply put all dependencies in a zip. They need to follow the patterns in 4:31.

Q17)Reserved Instances are designed for predictable, long-term workloads and provide a discounted rate compared to On-Demand pricing. They are typically purchased for a fixed term (1 or 3 years), which aligns with the “3-year term” mentioned in your question. Here’s how the options compare: 1. Spot Instances: These are best for short-term, interruptible workloads and are priced based on supply and demand, not suitable for long-term commitments. 2. EC2 Instance Savings Plans: These offer flexibility across instance families, sizes, and regions, but they are based on a commitment to a consistent amount of usage (e.g., $/hour) rather than specific instances. 3. Dedicated Hosts: These are physical servers dedicated to your use, often chosen for compliance or licensing reasons, not typically tied to cost-saving over 3 years. 4. Reserved Instances: These offer significant savings (up to 75%) for predictable usage and are purchased for 1 or 3-year terms. Answer: Reserved Instances

that "-t ." was causing me pain

My ADHD is too severe. I have been studying for AWS and Azure on and off for the past 4 years. I always procrastinate and time blindness makes me always study on the last minute. I hope I can study ever day for the next month. My goal is to get this exam by the end of the year so that I can feel at least I accomplish something this year.

Cloud Quest Security is currently garbage. Many of the labs fail or give you the wrong instructions. Example: Securing APIs is junk. The Steps do not match the console. Avoid it. Tks for the great video! JJ

Thanks bro

Thanks for the info.

In VS Code, it has no output

can you do another one for solutions architect role?

Thanks a lot. All works great, just one question, how do you Close the process, if pressing ^C just puts it back in background. Cause i don't want to kill it, obviously, as my process has some closing steps that i don't want to be missed.

Thank You, man. Easy and crisp.

Can you please make a video on troubleshooting an AWS cloud architecture a new module in cloud quest

Thank you. Very useful.

wow Great video!!

You don't have to install dependencies to your env? You literally just write in requirements what versions you want??? Edit: From ChatGPT: In Google Cloud Functions, you don't manually install dependencies like you might in a local environment. Instead, you list all your dependencies and their versions in a requirements.txt file. This file goes in the same directory as your main Python file. When you deploy your Cloud Function, Google Cloud uses this requirements.txt to automatically install the specified packages into the environment where your function runs. This makes it easy to manage dependencies for your Cloud Functions!

bro, thanks a lot

Can you do a video for the new troubleshoot assignment in Cloud Quest? That would be really helpful

Good job.. do you have plans of shooting a video of the final part of the quest cloud recertification titled Troubleshoot an AWS Cloud Architecture That will be most helpful

Thank you for saving my day!!!

Which virtual private cloud (VPC) component controls inbound and outbound traffic for Amazon EC2 instances? The component that controls inbound and outbound traffic for Amazon EC2 instances in a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is called a Network Access Control List (NACL). NACLs act as a firewall for controlling traffic at the subnet level and can be used to allow or deny traffic based on IP address, protocol, and port number. The correct answer is NACL, SG controls only Inbound Rules.

Can you do a walkthrough of the last module for recertify, Troubleshoot an AWS Cloud Architecture?

There is a new module in Cloud Quest to Troubleshoot an AWS Cloud Architecture. Can you create a video for this section?