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Step-2 (2 Marks) - Create a temporary security group to allow all traffic inbound and outbound (make sure that you delete this security group after finishing the assignment). - Paste screenshot of the security group inbound and outbound rules. Step-3 (2 Marks) [Use Default NACL) - Create VM1_yourname is an AWS AMI located in subnet SN-0 (172.31.0.0/20). This is for testing purposes associated with that temporary Security Group created in Step-2. - Test Connection with VM1 using either SSH command or connect button available over AWS dashboard. - Once done paste screenshot of VM1 running and Connection successful. Step-4 (4 Marks) {use Default NACL } - Create VM2_yourname and VM3_yourname is an AWS AMI located in subnet SN-80 ( 172.31.80.0/20) using following user data and temporary security group you created earlier at step-2. It contains three Docker containers running NGINX webservers. - The user data to bootstrap VM2 and VM3 is the following:.

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$Step-2 (2 Marks) - Create a temporary security group to allow all traffic inbound and outbound (make sure that you delete this security group after finishing the assignment). - Paste screenshot of the security group inbound and outbound rules. Step-3 (2 Marks) [Use Default NACL) - Create VM1_yourname is an AWS AMI located in subnet SN-0 (172.31.0.0/20). This is for testing purposes associated with that temporary Security Group created in Step-2. - Test Connection with VM1 using either SSH command or connect button available over AWS dashboard. - Once done paste screenshot of VM1 running and Connection successful. Step-4 (4 Marks) {use Default NACL } - Create VM2_yourname and VM3_yourname is an AWS AMI located in subnet SN-80 ( 172.31.80.0/20) using following user data and temporary security group you created earlier at step-2. It contains three Docker containers running NGINX webservers. - The user data to bootstrap VM2 and VM3 is the following:$

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