AWS NAT GATEWAY SETUP | HAND ON DEMO

[@isabelmulero6137]

Well explained - looking at other sites examples I had some trouble having my private subnet talk to internet via the NAT gateway, your example cleared the issue I was having .. thank you for your video !!

[@illbet4589]

Very good videos with clear explanations ! Thank you

[@TeenaKohli]

Apologies to asking quite late , I have a question bothering me from long . Why do we even such setup of private instance and nat gateway when the simple motto is to access the internet . Cannot we just stick to Public subnet and play with outbound inbound rules on the access concern . Why this whole procedure of having bastion host first and then nat gateway to access internet when we can just launch an instance and restrict inbound rules custom based ?

[@Pythoholic]

The thing here is that, bastions may not be used always in this scenario. Bastions will be used to protect a group of instance which will have limited access to internet. So the only way you can make connection will be either with vpc peering for instances or private link. So this is a example scenario. But in real time you will not have public internet access in prod or dev environments.

[@hemalathavijay3278]

Sir, in the video u created an instance in the public subnet which we created( not a default subnet) and we were able to connect to the instance at 10:25 without creating internet gateway, how was it possible?

[@ashhuskies993]

because he mentioned the public subnets and IGW entry in Public RT was already created as a part of last video

[@ktapython600]

Hi Pythoholic, thank you for your clear explanation regarding the NAT device. I am new to AWS and following along your explanation on the command line, I observed that I do not have the '\AWS Files\' folder in my desktop. Where can I get this folder? Please help!

[@Pythoholic]

its just my folder path , please make use of your own folder path it will work.

[@donking6996]

What tool are you using to create the slides? Is it power point? Where did you get the templates?

[@Pythoholic]

these are just ppts, and its all what i imagine and i put it on the videos.

[@naveenraju547]

When we are saying private subnet, if we dont assign the public ip address for the EC2 instance that is deployed in private subnet. Then will it be able to reach the internet

[@naveenraju547]

It is working even without public ip for private instance also. Thank you

[@ayansaif6754]

why you make the last videos of this playlist private?

[@Pythoholic]

These videos are kept for spacing so that, it comes out as per schedule. And most of the times these are short forms of long format videos.

[@ayansaif6754]

@@Pythoholic okay👍

[@hemanathrajendran7581]

What happens if give dynamic ip? I know it it will change the public IP address after Nat gateway restart (Aws maintenance). I just what to know where it will be getting impact because of natgateway public ip change?

[@Pythoholic]

if you hard code it then it will effect the endpoints using it ie why we make use of elastic ips

[@atulthakur6928]

Bhai aap bhut acha padhate ho , thanks for this beautiful series bus aap bata diya karo kya FREE TIER me hai aur kya nahi , mera NAT gateway use karne ka charge aa gaya 🥲.

[@Pythoholic]

Yes it is chargeable cause it uses Elastic ip. This is covered in ec2 load Balancing. Thanks

[@namanmandli]

Hello Sir, I have started watching your video series on AWS SAA . All videos are good and you are working really hard to explain each topics. But this series is random. Is there any suggestion on how to follow your videos in proper order?

[@Pythoholic]

I have a play list on every video, description and on the channel, please watch it in that, and all the videos are numbered in the thumbnail. And i am coming up with the website where u can see the order and mark as well. So please watch out for that. Meanwhile please use the playlist link in the description

[@therichasinghrajput]

Heyyy..your videos are so helpful and it's just amazingg!! Can you please make videos on aws interview question for freshers it would be really helpfull!!

[@Pythoholic]

Thanks! sure we will do that.

[@therichasinghrajput]

Thanks!! Waiting for that video✌🏻

[@DevOpsnaInfra]

Great!