Today, I will show you how to use AWS and GPT to enhance your productivity. We will focus on using CloudFormation to provision resources and specifically, we will use AWS services such as VPC, Subnet, Internet Gateway, Route Table, ACL, and EC2 Instance.
To start, we will create a VPC with a specified CIDR block. Let’s name it ‘Kappa VPC’. Next, we will create a Subnet within the VPC, for example, ‘Kappa Public Subnet’, with a CIDR block of 10.0.1.0/24. This Subnet will be public, meaning it will have routes to the internet.
In order to connect to the internet, we need to attach an Internet Gateway to the VPC. We will create an Internet Gateway called ‘Kefa IGW’ and attach it to the VPC.
Next, we will create a Route Table called ‘Kefa RT’ and add a route to the internet via the Internet Gateway. We will associate this Route Table with the public Subnet.
Now that we have a public Subnet with internet access, we can add resources to it. For example, we can create an EC2 Instance within the Subnet. We can also add an ACL (Access Control List) to the Subnet to control inbound and outbound traffic. In this case, we will allow only HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
By following these steps, you can easily provision and configure AWS resources using CloudFormation and enhance your productivity. Remember to customize the resource names and configurations according to your needs.
I hope this article has provided you with valuable insights on how to leverage AWS and GPT to improve your productivity. Thank you for reading!
