AWS Migration – The all important Pilot Wave (Wave zero or Wave 1)
Pilot Wave – Migration Activities for On-Premises to AWS Pilot Wave – Migration Activities for On-Premises Servers to AWS The following table outlines key activities in the Pilot Wave for…
AWS KMS CMK Centralization
AWS KMS CMK Centralization – Can Keys Be Stored Centrally? Short answer: No, AWS KMS keys (CMKs) cannot be physically stored in a single central account for all workloads to…
Cutover Options for AWS Migration
AWS Migration Cutover Options AWS Migration Cutover Options 1. Traditional Network Cutover (DNS / IP / Routing Shift) This is the standard approach when migrating workloads using replication tools like…
Analyzing Terabytes of VPC Flow Log data – Part 2 – Notes from the field
First read - Analyzing Terabytes of VPC Flow Log Data - part 1 Example Workflow Ingestion and Storage: Configure VPC Flow Logs to send logs to an S3 bucket. Use…
Analyzing Terabytes of VPC Flow Log data – Part 1
Analyzing terabytes of VPC Flow Log data requires a robust and scalable approach to handle the large volume of data efficiently. Here are the key steps and tools involved in…
Packet Capture and AWS VPC Flow Logs
Also read PCAP (Packet Capture) overview AWS VPC Flow Logs do not use PCAP (Packet Capture) format. Instead, VPC Flow Logs capture metadata about the traffic flowing to and from…
PCAP Overview
PCAP Overview PCAP (Packet Capture) files are used to record network traffic data for analysis. They capture and store data packets transmitted over a network, allowing network administrators, security analysts,…
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AWS EC2 – Proceed without Key Pair
While creating the instance , you will be prompted to "Proceed without key pair" . You can still connect to the instance provided: the sshd in your AMI is configured to use…