AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Connecting with LISH

This lesson demonstrates how to remotely connect to a Linode instance using the Lish Console. It covers launching the console from the Linode Cloud Manager, logging in with credentials, executing commands, and emphasizes security precautions. The lesson concludes with a reminder to log out and close the console to prevent unauthorized access.

What is the primary purpose of the Lish Console?

• To update software packages

• To monitor network traffic

• To remotely connect to your instance

• To manage billing information

Which platform is used to launch the Lish Console?

• Linode Cloud Manager

• AWS Management Console

• Google Cloud Platform

• Azure Portal

What credentials are required to log into the Lish Console?

• Email and password

• SSH key and passphrase

• Username and API key

• Root username and instance password

Why is it recommended to use Putty or Terminal instead of Lish Console for regular access?

• Putty and Terminal have better interfaces

• Lish Console requires more bandwidth

• Lish Console is less secure if left open

• Lish Console is slower

What should you do after finishing a session in the Lish Console?

• Leave it open for quick access

• Restart the server

• Log out and close the window

• Switch to another instance