Amazon Web Services EC2 Basics
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This document provides an overview of Amazon EC2 basics. It discusses what EC2 is, the different regions and availability zones, Amazon Machine Images (AMIs), EC2 instance types and pricing models, using and sharing AMIs, bootstrapping EC2 instances, and monitoring instances with CloudWatch. The presenter then demonstrates launching and configuring an EC2 instance.
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