Really fantastic video! Things I particularly liked: 1. you ask questions of what you covered that prompts recall. This helps comprehension. 2. You run over the material multiple times: the big picture illustration, the examples, then bullet point summaries. 3. Your address a lot of prerequisites that might otherwise be assumed: IP subnet masks etc Things Id love to see in future: 1. Higher volume. I really have to crank up the volume to hear you 2. Terraform scripts to replicate all the steps automatically
The best video I have ever seen for AWS VPC demonstration. Fantabulous stuff buddy, keep going! You're bringing in more cloud administrators into AWS community with these beautiful videos! ❤
I just completed 50% of the video and could not resist myself to send my compliments without checking the final round of it. This is wonderful. Many common things are hyped too much using useless jargon words in the IT world. The presenter of Enlear Academy has simply cracked this jargon and made things easily understandable for the viewers/learners. * One thing not clear (maybe a silly question) - Why does the source of Backend server Security Group "Source' - is taken as Webserver SG? Can't I use the Local IP of Webserver (used within the same VPC) as 'source'? ** More complicated is -- if I use the Public Subnet webserver SG as a 'source' for the private subnet's backend server "security group' don't I compromise the security of Private Subnet? *** Request to other viewers to excuse me for my idiotic (perhaps) question.
-- if I use the Public Subnet webserver SG as a 'source' for the private subnet's backend server "security group' don't I compromise the security of Private Subnet? it's still better than being directly accessible from internet, one more hoop for the hacker
I have seen so many VPC tutorials but Your VPC tutorial here is by far the best taught which helped me understand how VPC and its components work together. Thank you very much. You have great talent for teaching. Thank you Manoj
What a nice explanation sir, you are a very good trainer. Thank you so much for your hard work to share this fantastic video on AWS VPC . Easy to understand ....
Thanks for creating this video. 🙏 After going through a number of videos out there related to VPC, subnets, NACL and more and with everything going above my head. I came across this video and it is the first video that I was able to understand. Every bit of line was clearly understandable. There are no words to explain the impact this video have made for me. Thanks a lot for this knowledge sharing.🤩
OMG.. You are the perfect master for AWS Manoj.. 👏 👏 Can’t do more than this applauding. ( Of course will like -share-subscribe).. This kind of explanation never seen in my history of learning nd First time I’m watching tech videos for a movie length long without any issues. Great 🫡 Salute to you Manoj. Would really need your videos like these on all AWS services.(one long video with full coverage on each service) Your theory first then after practical demo really astonished me. 👍 👍 👌
Thank you so much for making this video on VPC, I used to find it very difficult to understand, but this video cleared all my doubts and made me confidant on VPC.
very easy to understand, and covered all the topics too, gone through IAM as well, please make videos on topics like ansible, jenkins and containerization techniques too
Content is so good. Can you please make the videos on Data Migration ( Migrating web applications like Java and it's database from the On-premise data center to AWS cloud and any of it's use cases ( Like any real time projects)
I don't think the word thank you is enough to say my gratitude to you about how this episode has been helpful to me. You are a great teacher! Using the diagrams to explain the concepts has made it easier to me to understand the topic. Thank you so much. Please, Could you make more video on other services just like load balancer, s3, cloudWatch? Thank you again.
Thanks for watching! If you like this content we need your support to grow our channel. Please subscribe and share it with your friends. If you have any suggestions, please share with us too 🙂
Hi Manoj, your explanation is too good and you covered all the aspects in this video. But one thing is missing which I m looking here - can you please make a seprate video on (designing a 3-tier architecture in AWS) with high availability.. Thanks in advance..
VPC CIDR - 10.0.0.0/16 IP Address range: 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.255.255 (65536 IP addresses available within VPC) Subnet 1 CIDR - 10.0.0.0/24 (AZ 1) IP Address range: 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.0.255 (256 IP addresses available) Subnet 2 CIDR - 10.0.1.0/24 (AZ 2) IP Address range: 10.0.1.0 - 10.0.1.255 (256 IP addresses available) See 3rd Octet in both the subnets. All IP addresses in Subnet 1 will start as 10.0.0 and All IP addresses in Subnet 2 will start as 10.0.1 which confirms IP will not conflict across subnets and that's how it should be. Also, both your subnets will fall within your VPC CIDR block (10.0.0.0/16). I hope this clarifies you.
48:55 assosiating subnets to route table explicitly while there is already written that any subnet not assosiated explicitly to a route table has implicitly associated to main route table so it means you are explicityly associating subnets to main route table which was already implicitly associated. Any particular reason of explicitly association?
I watched your fargate tutorial to the end and its the closest best thing to what I want to achieve. However, I have a compose file with multiple services such as react frontend, django backend, celery, redis and postgres. There isn't a clear video showing how to deploy this using Fargate. Please advise or if possible create one showing how to do that. Many thanks
26:18 YOu had recently mentioned that AWS supports a minimum CIDR range of /28. But the two subnets here have a /29 CIDR notation. How is that possible?
Good evening Team: Please help; recently we have received one email from AWS called EC2-Classic Retirement and need to move on VPC , we are using S3 for Data backup purpose only, Now what i have to do; Please help
Thanks for the video but I got confused about public subnet. In the diagram at 20:38, you are showing the public subnet with IP 10.0.0.8 only. My understanding was that this kind of internet facing subnets have two IPs (one for public subnet and one for private subnet). So, public IP (i.e. 34.44.45.46) can use internet gw without need of NAT gw. Isn't it correct?
Hello Halil, From my understanding, Private IP (10.0.0.8) of your public subnet residing instance will talk within your VPC CIDR block (10.0.0./16) with that private address. However, it needs a Public IP assigned or an Elastic IP created so that it can talk to outside world via Internet gateway. Hope it clarifies you.
And to answer your second part of the question. Yes, we need not require Network gateway if only your Web server is going to talk over Internet. NAT gateway was used to perform NAT-ing and provide Internet connectivity to your back end server in this video which reside in Private subnet.
![[Full Episode] The Restaurant War Thailand ศึกพ่อค้าซ่าแม่ค้าแซ่บ Episode 2 | 29 ก.ย. 67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r3lfLNH6Ke4/mqdefault.jpg)
Only if I had professor who explained it to me this clearly. Great explanation! Thank you for your hard work.
Best video for AWS VPC I have seen so far.
Really fantastic video! Things I particularly liked:
1. you ask questions of what you covered that prompts recall. This helps comprehension.
2. You run over the material multiple times: the big picture illustration, the examples, then bullet point summaries.
3. Your address a lot of prerequisites that might otherwise be assumed: IP subnet masks etc
Things Id love to see in future:
1. Higher volume. I really have to crank up the volume to hear you
2. Terraform scripts to replicate all the steps automatically
The best video I have ever seen for AWS VPC demonstration. Fantabulous stuff buddy, keep going! You're bringing in more cloud administrators into AWS community with these beautiful videos! ❤
I agree. The delivery, content, accent, pronunciation is perfect
I just completed 50% of the video and could not resist myself to send my compliments without checking the final round of it. This is wonderful. Many common things are hyped too much using useless jargon words in the IT world. The presenter of Enlear Academy has simply cracked this jargon and made things easily understandable for the viewers/learners.
* One thing not clear (maybe a silly question) - Why does the source of Backend server Security Group
"Source' - is taken as Webserver SG? Can't I use the Local IP of Webserver (used within the same VPC) as 'source'?
** More complicated is -- if I use the Public Subnet webserver SG as a 'source' for the private subnet's backend server "security group' don't I compromise the security of Private Subnet?
*** Request to other viewers to excuse me for my idiotic (perhaps) question.
-- if I use the Public Subnet webserver SG as a 'source' for the private subnet's backend server "security group' don't I compromise the security of Private Subnet?
it's still better than being directly accessible from internet, one more hoop for the hacker
I have seen so many VPC tutorials but Your VPC tutorial here is by far the best taught which helped me understand how VPC and its components work together. Thank you very much. You have great talent for teaching. Thank you Manoj
This is probably the clearest explanation of CIDR I have encountered. Well done!
the best explanation ever
Such a great tutorials should have a millions of view
Best ever video on VPC❤❤
REALLY amazing content and lucidly explained. Covers the most important points from the Amazon VPC. Thank you
Wow, Crystal clear ... I wish to have a intrructor like you.
Glad you like it!
Awesome, 1000 times better explained than a popular Udemy course I bought. This is pure gold, thanks!
What a nice explanation sir, you are a very good trainer. Thank you so much for your hard work to share this fantastic video on AWS VPC . Easy to understand ....
..the best tutorial on earth on VPC NAT GW SG, and NACL..thank you!
how about a better tutorial that exist on mars 😄 and elon musk can bring it to earth... just kidding 😄
Thanks for creating this video. 🙏
After going through a number of videos out there related to VPC, subnets, NACL and more and with everything going above my head. I came across this video and it is the first video that I was able to understand. Every bit of line was clearly understandable. There are no words to explain the impact this video have made for me. Thanks a lot for this knowledge sharing.🤩
The best training on AWS VPC
Best video for AWS VPC I have seen so far. If the sound could be a bit louder it will be very helpful
Thank you Manoj! You're an incredible teacher man, thank you once more!
Great work. Now I am confident that I learned aws networking
Best VPC content I have ever seen in the whole world really!
Best VPC video
Best explanation I have seen here on TH-cam. Please do videos on more aws subject areas. I just subscribed.
Such a good trainer . love the way you have explained everything
The way you explain is really cool.
Excellent explanation
Awesome Explanation!!!
Absolutely brilliant explanation! Thanks a lot for all your efforts... I am able to configure VPC successfully in first try!
Best tutorial I have seen so far. kudos guys!
OMG.. You are the perfect master for AWS Manoj.. 👏 👏 Can’t do more than this applauding. ( Of course will like -share-subscribe).. This kind of explanation never seen in my history of learning nd First time I’m watching tech videos for a movie length long without any issues. Great 🫡 Salute to you Manoj. Would really need your videos like these on all AWS services.(one long video with full coverage on each service)
Your theory first then after practical demo really astonished me. 👍 👍 👌
The best ever!
OMG YOU ARE A REAL LIFE SAVER... THANK YOU... YOU ARE THE BEST
And here I am again.. To refresh my memory for a junior software engineer interview tomorrow. :)
Awesome. Best Explanation for VPC.
You are a very good teacher.
i am binge watching all your videos and liking them all. thank you for your good work :)
I thanks GOD I came across your channel. thanks for sharing your knowledge. GOD bless you
Super explanation
Thank you so much for making this video on VPC, I used to find it very difficult to understand, but this video cleared all my doubts and made me confidant on VPC.
Extremely useful
Excllent explanation 👌👌
thank you very much. Was very helpful .
Great job, and thank you.
Amazing video. Thank you.
Thank you so much.. nothing more clear explanation than what you did here!! Excellent..
best explanation on VPC. Thanks buddy !
Awesome sir thank you so much to Drizzling the knowledge about VPC. .😍
Nice. Simple. Neat. Easy to grasp. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
very easy to understand, and covered all the topics too, gone through IAM as well, please make videos on topics like ansible, jenkins and containerization techniques too
excellent explanation which we can not find any where. thanks dear
Glad it was helpful!
best tutorial ever. Thanks a lot.
very well explained ...fully recommended ..thank you so much
really great video
Content is so good. Can you please make the videos on Data Migration ( Migrating web applications like Java and it's database from the On-premise data center to AWS cloud and any of it's use cases ( Like any real time projects)
@@EnlearAcademy Thanks a lot.
Its Awesome, the way you explain is really great, thanks a lot
Great content
Very well explained video sir, thanks a lot. Do make such videos ♥️
Thanks a lot Nabar. Sure I will. Please stay tuned!
Awesome!!
Best explanation !
I don't think the word thank you is enough to say my gratitude to you about how this episode has been helpful to me. You are a great teacher! Using the diagrams to explain the concepts has made it easier to me to understand the topic.
Thank you so much.
Please, Could you make more video on other services just like load balancer, s3, cloudWatch? Thank you again.
Wow, thank you! I'll surely consider it on upcoming videos.
Thanks for watching! If you like this content we need your support to grow our channel. Please subscribe and share it with your friends. If you have any suggestions, please share with us too 🙂
crash c0urses are best trust me we get full flow application how used hndson
Great work Manoj and Team, really amazed to see such a presentation! ❤
Thank you so much.. thanks a lot for the tutorial
Best video ever!!!
Great video about VPC, very detailed and easy to understand. How can I download the included presentation also?
THANK YOU
Very informative
Thank you!
Fab!!!
You are a rockstar
Excellent job dude/Sir.
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent explanation. Can you do online AWS class ??😍
The first four IP addresses in a subnet CIDR block should be 10.0.0.0, 10.0.0.1, 10.0.0.2 & 10.0.0.3 .
Hi Manoj, your explanation is too good and you covered all the aspects in this video. But one thing is missing which I m looking here - can you please make a seprate video on (designing a 3-tier architecture in AWS) with high availability.. Thanks in advance..
Ayubowan Manoj, nice video and good info.
It was a fantastic illustration I ever go though....
Thanks Manoj :)
nice job .. but at 5:40 its not IRC 1918... its called as RFC 1918 :)
Arent CIDRs for Subnets wrong?
Coz AWS allows CIDR range from /16 to /28 only, isn't it?
You chose /29...?
AWS Architect Professional is a very difficult exam. Can you please let us know what should we study for it?
Awesome video ++++++++++++ 🙂
well done
Hi Can anyone explain, Default IP 10.0.0.0/16 and how did we divided 10.0.0.0/24 in AZ1 and 10.0.1.0/24 in AZ2.. ??
VPC CIDR - 10.0.0.0/16
IP Address range: 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.255.255 (65536 IP addresses available within VPC)
Subnet 1 CIDR - 10.0.0.0/24 (AZ 1)
IP Address range: 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.0.255 (256 IP addresses available)
Subnet 2 CIDR - 10.0.1.0/24 (AZ 2)
IP Address range: 10.0.1.0 - 10.0.1.255 (256 IP addresses available)
See 3rd Octet in both the subnets. All IP addresses in Subnet 1 will start as 10.0.0 and All IP addresses in Subnet 2 will start as 10.0.1 which confirms IP will not conflict across subnets and that's how it should be.
Also, both your subnets will fall within your VPC CIDR block (10.0.0.0/16).
I hope this clarifies you.
48:55 assosiating subnets to route table explicitly while there is already written that any subnet not assosiated explicitly to a route table has implicitly associated to main route table so it means you are explicityly associating subnets to main route table which was already implicitly associated. Any particular reason of explicitly association?
Very detailed video. 👍Do you have any pdf notes?
Thnq so much
I watched your fargate tutorial to the end and its the closest best thing to what I want to achieve. However, I have a compose file with multiple services such as react frontend, django backend, celery, redis and postgres. There isn't a clear video showing how to deploy this using Fargate. Please advise or if possible create one showing how to do that. Many thanks
Really good video, but @5:25 you say IRC 1918 when I think you mean RFC 1918.
somethings are tooooooo good to be free.... but this is free...wao
What is the difference between main and non-main route tables?
26:18 YOu had recently mentioned that AWS supports a minimum CIDR range of /28. But the two subnets here have a /29 CIDR notation. How is that possible?
The video is good but your voice was too low towards the end
the volume is low..
Good evening Team: Please help; recently we have received one email from AWS called EC2-Classic Retirement and need to move on VPC , we are using S3 for Data backup purpose only, Now what i have to do; Please help
Thanks for the video but I got confused about public subnet. In the diagram at 20:38, you are showing the public subnet with IP 10.0.0.8 only. My understanding was that this kind of internet facing subnets have two IPs (one for public subnet and one for private subnet). So, public IP (i.e. 34.44.45.46) can use internet gw without need of NAT gw. Isn't it correct?
Hello Halil,
From my understanding, Private IP (10.0.0.8) of your public subnet residing instance will talk within your VPC CIDR block (10.0.0./16) with that private address.
However, it needs a Public IP assigned or an Elastic IP created so that it can talk to outside world via Internet gateway.
Hope it clarifies you.
And to answer your second part of the question.
Yes, we need not require Network gateway if only your Web server is going to talk over Internet.
NAT gateway was used to perform NAT-ing and provide Internet connectivity to your back end server in this video which reside in Private subnet.
Please speak louder or turn up the volume...
thanks for sharing, watched the entire video.🫂🫂