Gratitude to you for posting this outstanding Tutorial on VPC endpoints. much appreciated !!. you must be a very nice person to spend your own time and educating others with your know-hows. Thank you again !! Mathew. from Colorado
Great video, thank you, but instead of creating an IAM user with access and secret keys, you should create an IAM role and attach the role to your ec2 instances for best practice.
Not exactly that helpful. Yes you have created the things you said you were going to create but you didn't demonstrate any of it working together. Can I suggest * VPC A has 1x public server + 1x private server * VPC B has the RDS (mysql) instance Most importantly at some point in the video you log into the private server in VPC-A and connect (via the VPC endpoint) to the RDS instance in VPC B.
Thank you for pointing this out. Yes, I missed giving the VPC parameter in the command to create the RDS server in the custom VPC and it created the RDS in the default VPC. Although we were able to trigger the command privately to create the RDS server using the VPC endpoint successfully.
Gratitude to you for posting this outstanding Tutorial on VPC endpoints. much appreciated !!. you must be a very nice person to spend your own time and educating others with your know-hows. Thank you again !!
Mathew. from Colorado
Thankyou for your kind words. I always try to help others with the knowledge that I have.
Thanks for the video
Great video, thank you, but instead of creating an IAM user with access and secret keys, you should create an IAM role and attach the role to your ec2 instances for best practice.
exactly
nice one, please do video on private link also.
Thank you, surely will add that to the playlist soon
Not exactly that helpful. Yes you have created the things you said you were going to create but you didn't demonstrate any of it working together.
Can I suggest
* VPC A has 1x public server + 1x private server
* VPC B has the RDS (mysql) instance
Most importantly at some point in the video you log into the private server in VPC-A and connect (via the VPC endpoint) to the RDS instance in VPC B.
Thank you for pointing this out. Yes, I missed giving the VPC parameter in the command to create the RDS server in the custom VPC and it created the RDS in the default VPC. Although we were able to trigger the command privately to create the RDS server using the VPC endpoint successfully.