AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Secure Socket Shell (SSH) Overview

The video tutorial introduces SSH as a secure method for administering EC2 instances on AWS. It explains the use of SSH clients based on different operating systems, such as Terminal for Mac, Linux Terminal, and Putty for Windows. The tutorial also covers AWS's web-based SSH client, EC2 Instance Connect, highlighting its limitations. Additionally, it discusses the features of SSH connections, including secure access, remote command execution, and file transfer. The video concludes with a preview of the next lecture.

What is the primary purpose of SSH in the context of EC2 instances?

• To enhance the speed of data processing on EC2 instances

• To facilitate email communication between servers

• To securely administer EC2 instances over open networks

• To provide a graphical interface for server management

Which SSH client is recommended for Windows users?

• Putty

• Linux Terminal

• EC2 Instance Connect

• Terminal

What is a limitation of the EC2 Instance Connect client?

• It can only administer instances using Amazon Linux 2

• It is not compatible with any Linux distributions

• It requires a paid subscription for access

• It can only be used with Windows operating systems

Which feature is NOT provided by SSH connections?

• Administration of software patches and updates

• Secure file transfer between client and host

• Remote execution of commands on a virtual server

• Graphical user interface for server management

What will the next lecture in the course provide?

• An overview of different cloud service providers

• A practical guide to working with H

• A comparison of SSH and other security protocols

• A detailed history of SSH development