All the steps will be the same for the Windows system. Once the windows system is ready, open the command prompt and execute those AWS cli commands from the windows system. AWS CLI commands are the same across different OS.

I believe we can get the instance name by using the instance tag. I am not exactly sure about the solution at this moment. I need to dig into it.

No. Not required in this case.

Yes Ahmed. In the inbound rule of the EFS security group, port 2049 needs to be opened from the EC2 security group.

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Default ownership and default encryption.

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Yes. You should be able to send the logs to the S3 bucket.

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Directly you can't change the ip address of an ec2 instance. But you can assign an elastic ip to the instance.

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I will check and get back to you brother.

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Yes bro.

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Thanks, Mohan for bringing new questions. I shall create videos on those scenarios.

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I am not sure at this moment. But I believe we can achieve this with S3 bucket policy. Let me check and get back to you.

Just to clarify one point. If you are using putty to login to an EC2 instance and want to access the S3 bucket in a different account, the EC2 instance should have a role attached to it or we need to configure credentials using the aws configure command.

@@surojbera see we use this command to list S3(aws s3 ls) but it shows to do aws configure if i attach iam role to my instance it doesn't ask for this my use case is to do not attach IAM role and do no configure AWS but want to list my S3 bucket. So u r telling i can achieve this with bucket policy pls help me out ..

@@abhishekdubey-p9n You just create one EC2 instance and one s3 bucket in the same AWS account. In the bucket policy of the S3 bucket write the below policy. { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Principal": "*", "Action": "s3:*", "Resource": [ "arn:aws:s3:::<bucket-name>", "arn:aws:s3:::<bucket-name>/*" ], "Condition": { "IpAddress": { "aws:SourceIp": "<public-ip-of-ec2>" } } } ] } Now login to your ec2 instance and write the below command to list all the objects inside your bucket. aws s3 ls <bucket-name> --no-sign-request It will list all the objects inside your bucket. Using the above policy you can do different operations with the S3 bucket objects. I am not sure at this moment how to list all the buckets in the AWS account without credentials. I shall create a video with cross-account access without credential setup.

@@surojbera Better u make the video on this it will very helpfull if any other get same use case pls