Introduction to Amazon VPC (with Console Tutorial)

[@jackyli257]

This is such high quality ! One advice is to break down the video with timed sections, this gives learners to focus on content area where we are weak in :)

[@alperaslan.]

Really helpful and crystal clear video thx :)

[@OrsonChen-sg1yb]

So clear and the demonstration is easy to understand, THANK YOU!

[@srini580]

The best Video ever I watched on VPC. Many thanks to Daniel Galati!

[@asterixdx]

Amazing introduction and demonstration - my only suggestion is to add chapters within youtube studio to allow people to find the parts they need at a glance. Thank you!

[@lightupcode5005]

I needed this badly. Thank you very much

[@BeABetterDev]

Glad I could help!

[@KRICHAN_Technologies]

Simple neat clean systematic presentation sir and thank you very much and appreciate your efforts

[@BeABetterDev]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@farzadmf]

GREAT video and really what I was recently looking for, but couldn't find! Thank you 🙏

[@jonathankurz207]

Great content brother. Very helpful! Thank you!

[@aliakber786]

@ 27:53 Security Group A block ( far left hand corner) "Outbound Rule" should have "Destination" as Security Group B not as "Source". So > Type , Protocol , Port Range , Destination (rather than Source). Thanks for this crisp video. Great refresher.

[@OlawaleoOgundare]

Thank you for the explanation, you just got a new subscriber

[@maddada]

Really cool explanation, thank you!

[@aidiot9507]

Great video! Proper explanations which helped us understand even better but would have been perfect If you had ssh into private instance to check the internet connectivity for confirmation. would be helpful If you share the Interaction of AWS services using VPC endpoints in upcoming videos!

[@stanleychukwu7424]

thank you for this lecture sir

[@yannkefeleck1974]

Excellent course Daniel . Perfect as the course you provide on your site Be a better dev (AWS Learning accelerator). Is this course introduction to VPC is a part of an existing course or a future course u're preparing ? Congratulations anyway . Please Continue to provide us with those excellent contents on AWS

[@roninihanini]

amazing content 👑

[@romanyfayiez3829]

Thanks a lot or this awesome video!, great crash VPC content

[@uzair004]

12:10 CIDR block (ip address space) 15:45 Subnet Ip addresses (instances) 18:37 VPC Router 21:47 NAT Gateway 24:13 Security Groups 29:57 NACLs 31:52 Bastion Host (Accessing private resources) 34:23 VPC Endpoints 37:05 VPC useful features (VPC Peering, AWS PrivateLink, Client VPN) 38:12 Explore default AWS VPC 42:15 Creating own VPC (Hands-on VPC Creation with 2 EC2 instances)

[@ehSamurai3483]

Amazing!!!

[@VJ-zm5xi]

Great video, thank you! Shouldn't you also mention Direct Connect when listing Other Useful Features on ~38 minute of the video?

[@TestTest-g7r]

How good is using Default VPC provided by AWS itself?

[@eemayo5889]

Great content. Can we get that ppt that you have created for reference?

[@OlawaleoOgundare]

It is a struggle to delete all these resources after creation manually

[@OlawaleoOgundare]

great video, deleting the resource, take one step at a time, delete instances first, you cant delete your vpc next, try delete the network interface then go and release the elastic IP then you can delete your vpc

[@puneetgupta87]

want to learn cloud --> step 1) stop using AWS console

[@ajayigeorge1356]

Why?

[@puneetgupta87]

@@ajayigeorge1356 because no one will allow you to develop anything in prod environment using console

[@ajayigeorge1356]

@@puneetgupta87 Ah, I see, thanks for the response, I am quite new to the cloud still learning, so you are saying you are only allowed to develop in the cloud using like the cloud's CLI or some IaC tool in an actual organization , no?

[@azuregaming9520]

​@@ajayigeorge1356yes resources and all are provisioned via IaC and console will not be used to create any resources

[@r_sklepovyy]

why is that?

[@samjones4327]

Thanks a lot or this awesome video! I love your content and you're helping me tremendously with my AWS journey! I appreciate all that U do 4 us! Cheers!