Creating an account is the starting point to provide access to AWS services and resources. Follow these steps to set up your account.
Learn how to setup your development environment for AWS. Module two covers securing your AWS account.
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For this blog demo, we are going to choose a “Trial” SAP software, SAP BW/4HANA. Click “Create Instance”. Follow the setup wizard, follow the “Advance Mode”. Will need to provide AWS account credentials which created in AWS website. Once complete, the instance will be displayed in...
This step saves your credentials in a local file at path:~/.aws/credentialsand region and output format configs at path:~/.aws/configfile. Now that cli-user with programmatic access is set up, we can use that account to create other users and give them policy-based access through ...
Grab the AWS account ID for each of your development, staging, and production accounts, then deploy this CloudFormation template in the account where your GitLab CI/CD Runner exists: aws cloudformation deploy --stack-name GitLabCIBucket --template-file setup-templates/ci-bucket.yml --parameter-...
Open the Amazon Connect console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/connect/. Sign in to your AWS account, then open the Amazon S3 upload link generated specifically for your account. Note The link expires after ten days. It is generated specifically for the account that created the case. The...
https://My_AWS_Account_ID.signin.aws.amazon.com/console/ Tip To create a bookmark for your account sign-in page in your web browser, you should manually type the sign-in URL for your account in the bookmark entry. Do not use your web browser bookmark feature because redirects can obs...
Now if you want your public DNS to work with this bucket from the outside world, you need to setup Route53 accordingly. The steps are shown below Go to the AWS dashboard and choose Route53 from the ‘Networking and Content Delivery’ section. ...
Setup the SAP Cloud Connector via SSH Connect to your instance running on AWS via ssh: ssh -i"NW AppServer 7.4.pem" root@192.168.0.1 Note: Eventually your command line/shell will complain about the PEM certificate statint that it may be too open. In such a case, open the attributes of...