EC2- LINUX SERVER – CONNECT WITH SSH(PUTTY), AMAZON SSM AGENT, CONNECT USING SESSION MANAGER

Welcome to our instructional video on connecting to an Amazon EC2 Linux server using SSH (Putty) and Amazon SSM Agent, and exploring the convenience of connecting through AWS Systems Manager Session Manager. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of establishing secure connections to your EC2 Linux instances and leverage the power of AWS Systems Manager.

First, we will demonstrate how to connect to an EC2 Linux server using SSH (Putty). SSH (Secure Shell) provides a secure and encrypted channel for remote access to your Linux instances. We will cover the necessary steps to generate SSH key pairs, configure security groups, and establish a connection using Putty, a popular SSH client.

Next, we will explore the capabilities of Amazon SSM (Systems Manager) Agent, a powerful tool for managing EC2 instances. We will guide you through the process of installing and configuring the SSM Agent on your Linux server, enabling you to perform various administrative tasks remotely, such as executing commands, running scripts, and managing software installations.

Additionally, we will introduce you to AWS Systems Manager Session Manager, a highly secure and convenient way to establish interactive shell access to your EC2 instances directly from the AWS Management Console. We will walk you through the steps to set up Session Manager and demonstrate how to initiate sessions, execute commands, and troubleshoot Linux instances without the need for SSH keys or inbound SSH access.

By following along with this video, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of connecting to EC2 Linux instances using SSH (Putty), leveraging the capabilities of Amazon SSM Agent, and exploring the convenience of AWS Systems Manager Session Manager.

🔥 Tags: Amazon EC2, Linux server, SSH, Putty, Amazon SSM Agent, AWS Systems Manager, Session Manager, remote access, security groups, SSH key pairs, secure shell, administrative tasks, command execution, software management, interactive sessions, troubleshooting, AWS Management Console, remote connectivity, Linux instances.