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FSC Assignment 2 - PES12021023

This document summarizes the steps taken to create Amazon EC2 and EFS resources and connect them. It describes: 1. Creating two EC2 instances using the AWS CLI and dashboard, including launching instances and assigning security groups. 2. Creating an EFS file system and enabling life cycle management, along with a mount target. 3. Mounting the EFS file system on both EC2 instances and testing access by creating a file on one instance and viewing it from the other.

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FSC Assignment 2 - PES12021023

This document summarizes the steps taken to create Amazon EC2 and EFS resources and connect them. It describes: 1. Creating two EC2 instances using the AWS CLI and dashboard, including launching instances and assigning security groups. 2. Creating an EFS file system and enabling life cycle management, along with a mount target. 3. Mounting the EFS file system on both EC2 instances and testing access by creating a file on one instance and viewing it from the other.

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Fundamentals of Scalable Computing (FSC) – UE21CS643A – Assignment 2

PONNANNA M B
SRN: PES1PG21CS028 PESU ID: PES1202102834

Step 1: Create Amazon EC2 resources (1st Instance) - CLI

Figure 1 - EC2 Dashboard of us-east-1 before instance creation

Step 1.1: Create two security groups

Figure 2 - Created two security groups


Step 1.2: Add rules to the security groups to authorize inbound/outbound access

Figure 3 - Add rules to the security groups to authorize inbound/outbound access

Figure 4.1 - Verify both security groups


Figure 4.2 - Verify both security groups

Step 1.3: Launch an EC2 instance

Figure 5.1 - Get Subnet ID's


Figure 5.2 - Get Subnet ID's

Figure 5.3 - Get Subnet ID's


Figure 6.1 - Run Instance

Figure 6.2 - Run Instance


Figure 6.3 - Run Instance and Describe Instance

Figure 7 - EC2 Dashboard of us-east-1 after instance creation


Step 2: Create Amazon EFS resources

Step 2.1: Create a File System and Enable Life Cycle Management

Figure 8 - Created File System and Enabled Life Cycle Management

Step 2.2: Create Mount Target

Figure 9 - Create and Describe Mount Targets


Figure 10 - EFS Dashboard of us-east-1 after EFS creation

Step 3: Create Amazon EC2 resources (2nd Instance) – AWS EC2 Dashboard

Figure 11 - Creating EC2 Instance using AWS EC2 Dashboard


Figure 12 - Creating EC2 Instance using AWS EC2 Dashboard

Figure 13 - EC2 Dashboard of us-east-1 after instance creation


Step 4: Mount the file system on EC2 Instances and Test

 Install puTTY and Connect to the EC2 Instances using the Public DNS and the private keys.
 Public DNS of 1st Instance - ec2-3-86-218-125.compute-1.amazonaws.com
 Public DNS of 2nd Instance - ec2-44-201-83-147.compute-1.amazonaws.com

Figure 14 - Mounted EFS on 1st Instance and created a file

Figure 15 - Mounted EFS on 2nd Instance and viewed the file created on the 1st Instance

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