Your content is so high quality and accurate, I wonder why youtube algorithm doesn't pick up your channel. I have seen many channels and read many computer science books, and I loved your content just in 1 video. Hats off sir !!
Awesome content. Great to get to practice real AWS outside from certification focused courses. One side note about this one: for those who want to stay on the free tier side, keep in mind that CloudTrail alone will reach S3 requests limit in a matter of hours. Also, though not as inmmediate, remember not to keep your EC2 instances running forever.
Great video. I am glad that you kept everything recording, like a live stream, when you were running into errors. This also helped us viewers watching you troubleshoot.
Quick Note: When multiple instances are created at once, the code must be modified to handle them properly. instances = event['detail']['responseElements']['instancesSet']['items'] # Get all instanceIds instance_ids = [instance['instanceId'] for instance in instances] Full code: import json import boto3 def lambda_handler(event, context): userName = event['detail']['userIdentity']['userName'] instances = event['detail']['responseElements']['instancesSet']['items'] # Get all instanceIds instance_ids = [instance['instanceId'] for instance in instances] print(instance_ids) ec2 = boto3.client('ec2') ec2.create_tags( # Up to 1000 resource IDs(instance_ids) Resources=instance_ids, Tags=[ { 'Key': 'Owner', 'Value': userName }, ] )
Thanks so much. Helpful as always. It would be great to have a career path guide for software testers. Essential courses to do in Udemy one after another to become a good software tester.
Hi Travis! Thanks for that fantastic demo! One question, after two days of having set everything up just like you did, I received a warning from Amazon about "exceeding 85% of the usage limit of 2,000 Put, Copy, Post or List Requests of Amazon S3". What's that all about, and how can I keep practicing without getting billed? Thanks man, awesome channel!
I solved the final challenge with less than 20 lines of code. I checked and stored the 5 conditions in 5 variables which are Boolean. Just one IF ELSE to check if all 5 are True. If its true it breaks from the main while loop and message password is right else it ask the user to try again.
Your content is so high quality and accurate, I wonder why youtube algorithm doesn't pick up your channel.
I have seen many channels and read many computer science books, and I loved your content just in 1 video. Hats off sir !!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful
Awesome content. Great to get to practice real AWS outside from certification focused courses. One side note about this one: for those who want to stay on the free tier side, keep in mind that CloudTrail alone will reach S3 requests limit in a matter of hours. Also, though not as inmmediate, remember not to keep your EC2 instances running forever.
Good video! I like the relatively unscripted nature... When an error pops up, it's always good to see it dug into in real time...
Great video. I am glad that you kept everything recording, like a live stream, when you were running into errors. This also helped us viewers watching you troubleshoot.
you are the awesome instructor
Great video, I just got my CCP and it's so nice to get hands-on experience right off the bat
Awesome!! Claps from Brazil!! You Rocks!!
Nicely explained. Thanks for the video
Great video, thank you so much
Great video. Lemme go try it out 🤩
Quick Note: When multiple instances are created at once, the code must be modified to handle them properly.
instances = event['detail']['responseElements']['instancesSet']['items']
# Get all instanceIds
instance_ids = [instance['instanceId'] for instance in instances]
Full code:
import json
import boto3
def lambda_handler(event, context):
userName = event['detail']['userIdentity']['userName']
instances = event['detail']['responseElements']['instancesSet']['items']
# Get all instanceIds
instance_ids = [instance['instanceId'] for instance in instances]
print(instance_ids)
ec2 = boto3.client('ec2')
ec2.create_tags(
# Up to 1000 resource IDs(instance_ids)
Resources=instance_ids,
Tags=[
{
'Key': 'Owner',
'Value': userName
},
]
)
Thanks for a great content as always
What fantastic work. Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much sempai! ❤ always amazing resources
This was awesome. Thanks so much
Is there a CloudFormation or an easy way to generate one for this solution? Maybe in a future video?
Thank you! So it’s only showing as user instead of the IAM user’s name.. anyway to correct this?
Glorious
Thanks so much. Helpful as always. It would be great to have a career path guide for software testers. Essential courses to do in Udemy one after another to become a good software tester.
Hi Travis! Thanks for that fantastic demo! One question, after two days of having set everything up just like you did, I received a warning from Amazon about "exceeding 85% of the usage limit of 2,000 Put, Copy, Post or List Requests of Amazon S3". What's that all about, and how can I keep practicing without getting billed? Thanks man, awesome channel!
We need more videos about that
Unfortunately, can’t see anything clearly from the screen you shared. Do you realize that
Use your TV 😅
Wait is this Python or JSON that’s being used?
Great content! but a black screen with small font, it's very hard to see it clearly.
i had to manually increase my screen, instead of the TH-cam fullscreen vid. I had difficulty as well. But my adjustments made it readable.
I solved the final challenge with less than 20 lines of code. I checked and stored the 5 conditions in 5 variables which are Boolean. Just one IF ELSE to check if all 5 are True. If its true it breaks from the main while loop and message password is right else it ask the user to try again.
😗😗😗
It takes 10 years for me to learn this ☹
Could you create WhatsApp community where we can discuss among other aspiring coders and network?
Maybe I'm slow, but he's going too fast for me.
Damn boss still doesn't know my name...