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AWS Tools for PowerShell 6

You're reading from   AWS Tools for PowerShell 6 Administrate, maintain, and automate your infrastructure with ease

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
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ISBN-13 9781785884078
Length 372 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ramesh Waghmare Ramesh Waghmare
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Title Page
Credits
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Preface
1. PowerShell Essentials FREE CHAPTER 2. The AWS Overview 3. Installing PowerShell Core and AWS Tools 4. AWS Identity and Access Management 5. AWS Virtual Private Cloud 6. AWS Elastic Compute Cloud 7. AWS Simple Storage Service 8. Elastic Load Balancer 9. Auto Scaling 10. Laying Foundation for RDS Databases 11. DB Instance Administration and Management 12. Working with RDS Read Replicas 13. AWS Elastic Beanstalk 14. AWS CloudFormation 15. AWS CloudWatch 16. AWS Resource Auditing

Building S3 VPC endpoints


By design, communication between the server you operate locally and S3 is routed via the public internet. The same channel of communication is used for the servers in AWS as well. Even though S3 is an AWS service, and when you access S3 from your EC2, by default, it will get routed via public endpoints and through the open internet.

Suppose, you store a software installation on S3, and you want to install the software on your on-premise server locally. From your on-premise server, you can use an AWS CLI, such as PowerShell, to download the software from S3. You specify the name of the bucket and object in your AWS account with a cmdlet. This communication is done via HTTP over the public internet. Now, suppose you want to do the same thing on your AWS servers. In this case as well, even though you are getting the software from S3, it will still route the request via the public internet. If you want to communicate with S3 privately for your AWS servers, you need to...

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