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AWS - HowTo install Remmina in AWS EC2 Linux Instance

 

AWS - HowTo take RDP from linux EC2 instance to Windows EC2 instance

 

AWS - HowTo Install Session Manager Plugin in Linux OS EC2 instance

 

AWS - HowTo - Connect to the AWS EC2 Windows Instance from console via RDP Client

 

AWS - HowTo use the AWS EC2 vCPU Limit Calculator against instance type(s)

 

AWS - HowTo check the limits for my AWS account running instances, EBS or dedicated hosts from console

 

AWS - HowTo get instance id from within EC2 console

 

AWS - HowTo launch & connect to MacOS in AWS EC2

 

AWS - HowTo - Two Ways to Launch AWS EC2 from console

AWS - HowTo create a AWS Dedicated Host for MacOS

 

AWS - HowTo - Did you know you can do console experiments?

 

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AWS - HowTo Raise Request for any service limit increase or Raise request for Dedicated Host Limit Increase

 

In this blog, let us learn how to "Request for limit increase for any service". In our case, "Request for Limit Increase for EC2 Dedicated Hosts"

Why: 

The reason why I am requesting limit increase is to work on & experience creation of EC2 MAC OS instance in my AWS account. But dedicated OS doesnt work or the limit has been set to zero as I am holding a free tier account

Pre-requisite:

• An active AWS account
• Permissions & approvals to place "Request to raise EC2 Dedicated Hosts limit increase"

Steps:

• Login to your AWS account and navigate to AWS Support center console
• Under "Your Support cases" menu click on "Create Case"
• From "Create Case", select "Service Limit Increase" 
• Under the "Case Details" section, select "Limit Type" as "EC2 Dedicated Hosts"

• Enter the "Case Description" and click on create
• Case will be created as below; Wait for the AWS Team to respond and get the service limit increased

  

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New Beginnings in AWS, RedHat Openshift - Facts #30

 

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AWS - HowTo delete S3 objects easily

 

In this post, let us see the easy option for deleting object from an S3 Bucket.

Pre-requisites:

1. An active AWS account
2. permissions to create/upload objects into an s3 bucket

Steps:

• Login & Navigate to the AWS S3 console
• Find & select the S3 Bucket which has to be deleted completely

• Click on "Empty" and this will clear all objects under the selected bucket

Note: This is rather different from "delete" option that is visible next to "empty" in S3 Console. "delete" is to be used to delete an empty bucket thus losing that bucket from that account were as "empty" is to delete all objects under the selected bucket and yet retain the bucket

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