AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Prerequisites 2 - AWS CLI

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on installing and verifying AWS CLI version 2. It begins with an introduction to the AWS CLI, explaining its significance in managing AWS services from the command line. The tutorial then walks through the installation process, emphasizing the importance of using version 2 over version 1. Detailed steps for installing AWS CLI on a Windows machine are provided, including downloading the installer and running it with administrative permissions. Finally, the video concludes with instructions on verifying the installation to ensure AWS CLI version 2 is correctly set up.

What is the primary purpose of the AWS CLI?

• To enhance AWS service security

• To provide a backup for AWS services

• To manage AWS services from the command line

• To manage AWS services through a graphical interface

Which version of AWS CLI is recommended for installation?

• Neither version is recommended

• Version 1

• Version 2

• Both versions are equally recommended

What should you do if you have AWS CLI version 1 installed?

• Uninstall version 1 and install version 2

• Install version 2 alongside version 1

• Keep using version 1

• Ignore the version and continue

What is the first step in installing AWS CLI on a Windows machine?

• Download the installation file

• Configure AWS CLI settings

• Run the MSI exec command

• Open the AWS management console

What permissions are required during the AWS CLI installation on Windows?

• No permissions are needed

• User permissions

• Administrative permissions

• Guest permissions

How can you verify the successful installation of AWS CLI?

• By running the 'aws --version' command

• By checking the AWS management console

• By checking the system settings

• By opening the AWS CLI application

What is an alternative method to install AWS CLI on Windows?

• Using the AWS management console

• Running the MSI exec command

• Downloading from a third-party site

• Using a mobile app