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+1 I need really want to about it, too.🤔

+1 I also want to know how to create VectorIndex from CFT or some other way, not manually

Nothing yet, but let me look again. CFN changes so fast! :)

Sorry, no. I am considering setting something up though

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you liked it.

WIP :)

Yes, definitely

Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the content. I don't have anything for RDS. Let me poke around a bit and see what I can dig up.

Normally, I would do this at the subnet level rather than in the EC2 configuration. Here's a CloudFormation template to get you started with a launch template - github.com/curiousorbit-com/ec2-launch-template/blob/main/launch-template.yml Here's a CloudFormation template for a VPC where the subnets are configured to not automatically assign public IP addresses - github.com/curiousorbit-com/cloudformation/tree/main/services/vpc

Not yet. I'll fix that this week.

@@brettg98 kind reminder on public repo/ code samples

@@TomerShaiman thanks 😀I've been busy with work, it's on my list.

Hey! I'm glad you liked it. You can deploy OpenSearch into a VPC. To communicate with it you'd need to deploy an VPC Interface endpoint. I'm planning on doing this in a future stream, but you can have a look at the AWS documentation here for some guidance - docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock/latest/userguide/knowledge-base-setup.html

Glad you liked it!

Hey! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'm working on the next one now.

Thanks for the feedback! I'm working on the next part now.

Appreciate the feedback. I tend to use DependsOn more than needed. It's an old habit. I need to record this video again. Something happened at the end :)

If you need to get OS level access, consider using Systems Manager. Have a look at 'Fleet Manger'. It will let you open both RDP or SSH (console) sessions without needed to be on the public Internet.

I would suspect this is possible, but I haven't tried it myself. Let me poke around a bit and see what I can come up with.

@@brettg98 is it possible? I'm trying here but I can't get nothing

@nobiaaaa, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! We'll see you on Tuesday!

It seems now we can only create bedrock kb in the web console. And the bedrock kb looks limited. Maybe just use opensearch serverless vector index and implement a real custom kb.

@nobiaaa, I'm so glad you liked it. Thanks for the sub!

Hey @jefinprince, that's a great question. Yes. Here's something from the AWS documentation - "Knowledge bases for Amazon Bedrock help you take advantage of Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), a popular technique that involves drawing information from a data store to augment the responses generated by Large Language Models (LLMs)." We should finish up the walkthrough next week, so we can verify that for you.

Glad it helped!

Hey, I'm glad you liked the video. No, if you remove the public IP address the instance would no longer be able to access the internet. At that point, it would only have a private IP address (assigned via the VPC) which is not routable.

Hey, the AWS::EC2::LaunchTemplate doesn't have a specific property to specify the number of instances to launch. You could do this by associating your Launch Template with an Autoscaling group, creating an EC2 fleet, through the management console or by making an API call. I hope that helps.

Hey, I'm currently using PyCharm

Working on getting something into GitHub!

Hey! In general, I'd suggest you build a VPC that spans two AZs. Within your VPC, create public, private and maybe protected subnets. Make sure you spread the subnets across the AZs. So you'd end up with 2x public, 2x private, and 2x protected subnets. One in each of your AZs. Public subnets = AWS services (think ALBs) Private subnets = Your web servers Protected subnets = DB (RDS) Instances Good luck!

@@brettg98 appreciate the reply bro! I'm still alil confused but at the same time get it lol I just cant find any references for what I want specifically....I prolly want to setup a bastion too so I feel like I'll prolly have to just play around with it all

@@comosaycomosah playing around is the best way. Have a look at the systems manager. It'll let you connect without needing a bastion. If you give me a bit more info on what you're trying to do maybe we could do a stream on it.

so with the oracle free tier you get 2 micro amd and 1 24gb arm or can split it up....not sure how elegantly i can explain it or even what i want 100% but def gonna try lol i started trying to describe it but will try this first...... i know i CAN with out a bastion but if you wanted a completely private connection (vpn/ippsec whatev) between where you ssh into the instance from (with ability to change to diff ips if i wanna use diff device) , didnt want the instance completely exposed online to be pounded all day by bots but you still wanted to host a website from a portion of it (if possible i think you can with a dynamic gateway or router? may be wrong tho)how would you go about it?.........basically i just want only the "website area" of the arm instance exposed to the public internet ....im almost there but still missing essential network knowledge somewhere when it comes to intricate things like this lol sorry for the choppy explanation too

@@comosaycomosah thanks for the additional info. We'll do a stream on this and post it here. I won't use Oracle Linux, but it should give you a good idea on how you could build the network for your webservers

Thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it.

Hey Antony, we're using YAML and AWS CloudFormation to do this work.

@@brettg98 code is yaml, which application you using, also subnet link please

@@antony2684 I use PyCharm as my IDE. It's overkill for what I do, but I'm so used to it, that changing seems like it would be a chore :) Also, I've made a few VPC templates available here: github.com/brettg98/vpc

Hey Chris, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll create something and share it here.

Chris, I've made a new video with the explanation I think you're after: th-cam.com/video/ugAY68G9Dtc/w-d-xo.html Check the comments for a link to the template

@@brettg98 amazing ill check it out.

Based on the error message it sounds like you are creating a new EC2 instance and the EBS volume is to small. I'd suggest making the volume size on your newly launched EC2 instance 100GB and see if that fixes the issue. Good luck, and let me know how it goes.

Based on the error message it looks like you're trying to create a new EC2 instance with a drive of 30GB, but the snapshot (backup) you're using is 100GB in size. When you create the new EC2 instance make the drive 100GB in size. Good luck!

Really? OK, so we'll redo this in Twitch and get a new recording :)

@@brettg98 Hi do you have any news about the missing part of the video? Thx in advance

@Brett Gillett The Video was a good learn, do you have the missing part of the video, the one that freezes, also it would be great if you could share the script please

glad you liked it!