AWS Services and Networking

Overview of AWS Services Used in the Project

• Amazon EC2: Utilized for hosting the application infrastructure and deploying backend and frontend components.

• Amazon CloudWatch: Configured for monitoring and collecting metrics from various services and instances.

• AWS IAM: Created IAM roles and users to manage access control and permissions for interacting with AWS services.

• Amazon VPC: Set up a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) to isolate and secure the application's network resources.

Networking Configuration and Setup

• Configured a VPC to define the network environment for the application.

• Defined subnets within the VPC to segregate resources and control network traffic.

• Configured security groups to manage inbound and outbound traffic rules for EC2 instances and other resources.

IAM Roles and Permissions

• Created two IAM users: one for server control and another for monitoring the server.

• Defined IAM roles with appropriate permissions for each user to perform their respective tasks.

• Associated the IAM user for server control with the EC2 instance to enable server management.

• Configured IAM policies to restrict and grant access to specific AWS services and resources.

AWS services and networking play a crucial role in building a scalable and secure infrastructure for your project. By leveraging services like Amazon EC2, CloudWatch, IAM, and configuring networking components such as VPC, subnets, and security groups, you ensure the reliability and accessibility of your application while maintaining control over permissions and network security.