AWS Network Access Control List | AWS NACL | NACL

[@aliceyafeh-deigh5392]

You are an excellent teacher! Clear and easy to understand

[@subhabalasubramanian9838]

Very simple to understand. Thanks!

[@zindagi2851]

🌟 Thank you so much Mithlesh, very well explained with diagrams - really appreciate your work. Best wishes from New Zealand.

[@santoshshrivastav7079]

very nicely described

[@alcap6145]

Very nice! Thank you from the USA

[@cloudexindia9651]

Thank you for watching!

[@superlistCG]

Thanks Mithilesh. It was very helpful.

[@cloudexindia9651]

Thanks Gyanesh... 😊

[@panchalchetan0]

Hello Mithilesh, Thank you for sharing such a good NaCL and SG video. If you share NACL and SG comparison practical video so we can understand easily.

[@cloudexindia9651]

Sure Chetan, I will do that. Thanks for suggestion

[@panchalchetan0]

@@cloudexindia9651 thank you Mithilesh. One more thing I want know, if one of my EC2 running on AZ1-a, and AZ1-a will down due to any disaster, so my EC2 will be accessible?

[@cloudexindia9651]

Hey Chetan, AZ is a physical location, it's like our Datacenter and you can assume if datacenter down then what happened. It will impact to all our resources in that particular Datacenter. In short to answer your question, no, your system will not be available if it's home AZ-1a is down. Thank You!! Mithilesh Singh

[@swagatpadhi7078]

Sir please make videos on AZURE