on 04-Oct-2019 (Fri)

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In AWS, an [...] [...] is one or more data centres that are close enough together that a flood, for example, could wipe them all out.

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Availability Zone

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In AWS, a [...] is a geographical location that has two or more availability zones (i.e. data centres).

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Region

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In AWS, an [...] [...] is an endpoint used for caching (i.e. within AWS CloudFront), and there are more of them that there are Regions.

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Edge Location

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In AWS, you can think of a [...] as your own private data centre (LAN) in the cloud.

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VPC

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In AWS, IAM consists of 4 core concepts/entities: Users , Groups, Roles, and [...] ​​​​​​​.

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Policies

^^ Recall Users are entities that access AWS via the console or specific access key/secret pair
^^^ Groups are just collections of Users, that share Policy permissions
^^^^ Roles are ways to allow one AWS resource (e.g. EC2 instance) talk to another (e.g. S3 bucket)
^^^^^ Policies are collection of permissions definced in JSON, that are attached to Users, Groups, or Roles.

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In AWS, IAM consists of 4 core concepts/entities: [...] ​​​​​​​, Groups, Roles, and Policies.

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Users

^^ Recall Users are entities that access AWS via the console or specific access key/secret pair
^^^ Groups are just collections of Users, that share Policy permissions
^^^^ Roles are ways to allow one AWS resource (e.g. EC2 instance) talk to another (e.g. S3 bucket)
^^^^^ Policies are collection of permissions definced in JSON, that are attached to Users, Groups, or Roles.

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In AWS, IAM consists of 4 core concepts/entities: Users , [...] ​​​​​​​, Roles, and Policies.

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Groups

^^ Recall Users are entities that access AWS via the console or specific access key/secret pair
^^^ Groups are just collections of Users, that share Policy permissions
^^^^ Roles are ways to allow one AWS resource (e.g. EC2 instance) talk to another (e.g. S3 bucket)
^^^^^ Policies are collection of permissions definced in JSON, that are attached to Users, Groups, or Roles.

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In AWS, IAM consists of 4 core concepts/entities: Users , Groups, [...] ​​​​​​​, and Policies.

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Roles

^^ Recall Users are entities that access AWS via the console or specific access key/secret pair
^^^ Groups are just collections of Users, that share Policy permissions
^^^^ Roles are ways to allow one AWS resource (e.g. EC2 instance) talk to another (e.g. S3 bucket)
^^^^^ Policies are collection of permissions definced in JSON, that are attached to Users, Groups, or Roles.

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In AWS, IAM [...], represents an entity that can access AWS via the console and/or programmatically via specific access key/secret pairs.

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User

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In AWS, an IAM [...] is a collection of Users that share Policy permissions.

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Group

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In AWS, an IAM [...] is a way to give permission for one AWS resource to talk to another (e.g. for an EC2 instance to access an S3 bucket)

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Role

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In AWS IAM, a [...] is a collection of permissions, defined in JSON format, attached to a User, Group, or Role.

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Policy