![Ahmad Kouta](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 101
- 286 009
Ahmad Kouta
Canada
Приєднався 13 кві 2010
Hi there, I'm Ahmad! On my channel, you can expect videos on tech, engineering, tutorials on various subjects, and other science topics!
Hands-On Lab: Terminate EC2 Instances with AWS Console & CLI | Demo
This quick tutorial shows you how to terminate EC2 instances using both the AWS Management Console and the AWS CLI. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this tutorial will provide valuable tips and AWS commands to help you optimize your cloud environment.
----------------------------------
📌 Chapters:
0:00 Demo Explanation
0:15 Terminate EC2 instance through AWS Console
1:35 Terminate EC2 instance through AWS CLI
3:52: Outro
----------------------------------
✅ Reference to AWS Documentation:
🔗 Terminate an instance (User Guide)
docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/terminating-instances.html#terminating-instances-console
🔗 AWS CLI Command Reference (terminate-instances)
awscli.amazonaws.com/v2/documentation/api/latest/reference/ec2/terminate-instances.html
----------------------------------
#aws #programming #cloud #coding #cloudcomputing #ec2 #cloudmigration #tutorial #demo
----------------------------------
📌 Chapters:
0:00 Demo Explanation
0:15 Terminate EC2 instance through AWS Console
1:35 Terminate EC2 instance through AWS CLI
3:52: Outro
----------------------------------
✅ Reference to AWS Documentation:
🔗 Terminate an instance (User Guide)
docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/terminating-instances.html#terminating-instances-console
🔗 AWS CLI Command Reference (terminate-instances)
awscli.amazonaws.com/v2/documentation/api/latest/reference/ec2/terminate-instances.html
----------------------------------
#aws #programming #cloud #coding #cloudcomputing #ec2 #cloudmigration #tutorial #demo
Переглядів: 59
Відео
Hands-On Lab: Modify Amazon EC2 Instance Types with AWS Console & CLI
Переглядів 80Місяць тому
In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of changing the type of an Amazon EC2 instance using both the AWS Management Console and the AWS CLI. Whether you're new to AWS or looking to expand your cloud skills, this exercise has you covered. I'll start with a user-friendly guide on changing the instance type via the AWS Management Console, followed by a detailed walkthrough of using th...
Hands-On Lab: How to Create an Amazon EC2 Instance using AWS Management Console & AWS CLI
Переглядів 110Місяць тому
In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of creating an Amazon EC2 instance using both the AWS Management Console and the AWS CLI. Whether you're new to AWS or looking to expand your cloud skills, this exercise has you covered. I'll start with a user-friendly guide on setting up your instance via the AWS Management Console, followed by a detailed walkthrough of using the AWS CLI for ...
AWS Security Groups: Creating and Managing Rules via Console & CLI
Переглядів 111Місяць тому
In this video, we dive deep into AWS Security Groups, demonstrating how to create and manage them effectively using both the AWS Management Console and AWS CLI. 🔑 What You'll Learn: - Create a Security Group in AWS Management Console - Add rules to the Security Group in the AWS Console. - Create a Security Group in AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) - Add rules to the Security Group in the AWS CL...
AWS Key Pairs: Create, Manage, and Tag Key Pairs in Console & CLI
Переглядів 142Місяць тому
Unlock the full potential of AWS Key Pairs with this comprehensive tutorial! In this video, I'll guide you through the entire process of creating, listing, and deleting key pairs using both the AWS Management Console and the AWS CLI. Plus, I'll show you how to create, list, and remove tags for your key pairs to keep your AWS resources well-organized. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refi...
LAMP Stack Deployment on Kubernetes Cluster | Level 3 | Task 2
Переглядів 297Місяць тому
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through deploying a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on a Kubernetes cluster. Designed for intermediate users, this step-by-step video covers setting up ConfigMaps and Secrets, deploying and configuring Apache and MySQL containers, and exposing your web application using a NodePort service. Perfect for those looking to enhance their Kubernetes skills and m...
Lead Design at YouTube joins me to answer all your burning questions | Cielo De La Paz
Переглядів 1715 місяців тому
Lead Design at UA-cam joins me to answer all your burning questions | Cielo De La Paz
Sora Revolution - Transforming the Film Industry | Insights from Seasoned Production Leader Michelle
Переглядів 2245 місяців тому
Sora Revolution - Transforming the Film Industry | Insights from Seasoned Production Leader Michelle
AWS / Amazon S3: Overview | Significance | Why Tech Giants Love It?
Переглядів 346 місяців тому
AWS / Amazon S3: Overview | Significance | Why Tech Giants Love It?
Brutal Mass Layoffs and Strategies for Resilience | TechTalk with Josh Christiane
Переглядів 1607 місяців тому
Brutal Mass Layoffs and Strategies for Resilience | TechTalk with Josh Christiane
🎙️TechTalk: Meet the Youngest Cloud Engineer Ever Hired!
Переглядів 4297 місяців тому
🎙️TechTalk: Meet the Youngest Cloud Engineer Ever Hired!
🖐️5 EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS Once You Earn Your VERY FIRST AWS Certification!
Переглядів 497 місяців тому
🖐️5 EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS Once You Earn Your VERY FIRST AWS Certification!
ONLINE vs ON-PREMISES? How Should I Sit My AWS Certification Exam?
Переглядів 1627 місяців тому
ONLINE vs ON-PREMISES? How Should I Sit My AWS Certification Exam?
Becoming an AWS Solutions Architect How I Conquered the Certification Challenge
Переглядів 1098 місяців тому
Becoming an AWS Solutions Architect How I Conquered the Certification Challenge
6 CONFUSING TERMS in Cloud Technology Explained!
Переглядів 838 місяців тому
6 CONFUSING TERMS in Cloud Technology Explained!
5 Simple Tips to Earn Your AWS Foundational Certification VERY SOON!
Переглядів 1068 місяців тому
5 Simple Tips to Earn Your AWS Foundational Certification VERY SOON!
🧠Unleash Your Creativity with Amazon Bedrock🤖 ChatGPT's Rival for Text to Images, Chats and More!
Переглядів 698 місяців тому
🧠Unleash Your Creativity with Amazon Bedrock ChatGPT's Rival for Text to Images, Chats and More!
Dimensionless Numbers - What They Really Mean? (CZE Subtitles)
Переглядів 1,3 тис.2 роки тому
Dimensionless Numbers - What They Really Mean? (CZE Subtitles)
Understanding Thermoacoustic Engines & Refrigerators (CZE Subtitles)
Переглядів 25 тис.2 роки тому
Understanding Thermoacoustic Engines & Refrigerators (CZE Subtitles)
Easiest Approach to Derive the Governing Equations of Fluid Flow - Continuity Equation
Переглядів 3532 роки тому
Easiest Approach to Derive the Governing Equations of Fluid Flow - Continuity Equation
Derivation Of The Continuity Equation
Переглядів 2,4 тис.5 років тому
Derivation Of The Continuity Equation
Simulation of Evaporator Using VOF Evaporation-Condensation Model in ANSYS FLUENT
Переглядів 53 тис.5 років тому
Simulation of Evaporator Using VOF Evaporation-Condensation Model in ANSYS FLUENT
FLUENT Multiphase VOF: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Переглядів 28 тис.5 років тому
FLUENT Multiphase VOF: Step-by-Step Tutorial
ANSYS FLUENT Tutorial: Flow Inside Shower Faucet
Переглядів 1,8 тис.5 років тому
ANSYS FLUENT Tutorial: Flow Inside Shower Faucet
5 Minutes ANSYS: How to Create a Movie of the Flow?
Переглядів 3,1 тис.5 років тому
5 Minutes ANSYS: How to Create a Movie of the Flow?
5 Minutes ANSYS Tutorial: How to Export Mesh Into EXCEL File?
Переглядів 20 тис.5 років тому
5 Minutes ANSYS Tutorial: How to Export Mesh Into EXCEL File?
👨🏻💻Introduction to UDF Coding with 2D Pipe Flow Simulation Tutorial
Переглядів 39 тис.6 років тому
👨🏻💻Introduction to UDF Coding with 2D Pipe Flow Simulation Tutorial
ANSYS Transient Thermal Tutorial Part 2: 3D Heat Transfer between 2 Bodies
Переглядів 3 тис.6 років тому
ANSYS Transient Thermal Tutorial Part 2: 3D Heat Transfer between 2 Bodies
ANSYS Transient Thermal Tutorial Part 1: Modeling 3D Wrench and Bolt
Переглядів 6126 років тому
ANSYS Transient Thermal Tutorial Part 1: Modeling 3D Wrench and Bolt
ANSYS Tutorial: Generating High-Quality Meshing
Переглядів 54 тис.6 років тому
ANSYS Tutorial: Generating High-Quality Meshing
Huh
Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
are you going to release the full aws series?
Hi, still working on it :)
Great video and excellent topic as always! 👍
Thank you Josh! Much appreciated :)
Great video, Ahmad! Very detailed and useful for those looking for info on Kubernetes.
Thanks Josh! I’m glad to hear that.
Around what globe?
Earth Gaia Urantia Terra …
@@laurencerilling5873 I can see divergent sun rays indicating a close sun and a level horizon where innumerable islands and mountains can be seen at distances well past the point that could be seen if earth were a globe. Maybe look into it
thanks heaps!
Great work
Hi Ahmad, first of all thank you so much for you video. Did you use any special mesh for your tube? I'm having a lot of trouble in terms of convergence...
Hi, as far as I remember, I didn't use any specific mesh for this case, just an acceptable one to carry out the simulation. I wish I still have the simulation files as many are asking for details about this part. My apologies and wishing you all the best!
@@AhmadKouta Thanks Ahmad for the answer! Do you think it is perhaps related with that mass flow condition your put in your udf?
Could you please tell in this simulation... how can we calculate vapor quality post CFD ...Thanks
not useful in daily used refrigerator or air conditioner...
انت نسخة طبق الاصل من حبيبي المتوفي لا اصدق الشبه والصوت اتمنى ان اراك وجها لوجه
Hello Ahmad I’m making a simulation on pcm melting and solidification can u help me in set up steps
Have you done with the simulation?
Good video!
Which ANSYS Fluent version is this?
Can't remember exactly. The video is about 5 years ago and I usually use the latest version, so it may be 2019.
Awesome video, Ahmad. Love hearing about Sora in general as it's going to be the next big tool utilized in filmmaking.
Definitely, it's a great tool that will take filmmaking to another level!
I've worked for almost 30 years in tv/film/commercial/sports/corporate/news/docs (you get the idea) in production sound. I also have a music recording studio background. I like most people thought AI quality to the level of taking jobs was decades away until the day Sora came out. Then I heard Suno as well and ya.... I'm really grateful I've been planning my exit for awhile but I'd honestly say 90% of my industry will be out of work in 3 years or at the very least be heavily affected by it income wise. I could go on for hours on specifics but ya in a nutshell while pretty much every industry is going to be destroyed by AGI in the coming years my industry is going to get rocked hard pretty early on. What's scary is every single freelancer I work with that I've had the opportunity to bring it up to them, every single one of them has completely ignored what I said and completely are in denial and putting their heads back in the sand. It's been a phenomenon to me how defensive people are when it comes to major changes.
But in that case, what do you think the work environment will look like in your field? What roles would humans play?
I remember when cinema in my town had to wait long times to just get the movie on film rolls shipped from the usa. Now we have world releases at the same time. Not everything was better before
It's indeed amazing how much cinema has changed! The shift from waiting for film rolls to immediate global releases truly highlights the power of advancements in distribution and digital technology. No doubt this made things better for everyone.
Classic "Back in my day".
Guy in the bottom of the screen said more interesting and valuable things
This is some real stupid boomer shit
Great video, Ahmad, very interesting!
Thanks a lot Josh!
Concerning the first half: I understand the termonology. I didn't meed to go to film school to understand what "frames per second" means. It's pretty self-explanatory. Also, cutting and splicing? These aren't solely film words. They're English words that can be applied to many scenarios. It must suck to have to pay for film school in order to understand basic terms Concerning the second half: yes. This is called advancement in technology
Hollywood films are so formulaic now, AI might be an improvement on story-by-committee. But the number of award winning scripts that have been shelved over the decades is in the thousands. With the means of production in the hands of the writers to produce their scripts exactly as they imagined (for very little money); I'll gladly pay to watch them. I hope there's a special streaming service just for those films.
I do believe AI will offer a great improvement in filmmaking. But do you think the quality of the script alone is enough to generate a successful film? In other words, does it compensate for other equally important factors such as audience reception, production value, acting performances, marketing strategies, distribution channels?
do not forget the rectifier, ... 🙂
Great video, Ahmad! I learned a lot.
Thanks Josh! I’ll be covering more services soon.
100% disagree. You will never be able to make the logic of programming stick if you don't apply it. Learn basic programming and make some simple projects,, then learn higher architecture/design patterns. Once you've done that you can go back to your simple projects and rewrite them in a better way. Do *something* with the lessons you learn, otherwise you won't realize the power they give you
yeah fr after a while you will make logic errors and get confused if you just picked a language and started doing whatever.
Even people in 1970s knew you shouldn't learn react first
Do you have a dog house?
Wtf are you talking about? You hire people to do a job, not to make friends. Idk if I want to work or be friends with someone who pays me to be their friend. Tf is this?
Where did you hear him say 'friends'? What he's expressing is, 'you shouldn't hire people SOLELY for what they know now.' Certainly, they'll do their job regardless of the reasons for their hiring, but his point is to hire individuals who are both knowledgeable and passionate about their work.
@@AhmadKouta you're advocating hiring people for something OUTSIDE of them doing a job. I don't want a person who is friendly, a go getter, or anything else. I want the person who CAN DO THE JOB THE BEST. IT IS about who knows THE MOST NOW. I'm not here to get to know you or be friends, I'm paying you to do a job and I DO expect you to be someone who knows the most about that job. Idc about some other character traits that doesn't help in the completion of that particular job, which is what this guy is saying. I don't want a 7/10 doctor or plumber because he's a go getter, friendly, or always smiles. Get me the 10 out of 10 that's an angry and a son of a bitch thats an expert NOW. Not 5 or 10 years down the line.
I'm not advocating for anything; I listen to all opinions. However, if you work in the tech industry, I believe being passionate about your job is crucial. Why? Because it's a dynamic field that evolves rapidly over time. If today, you're a 10/10 in one programming language or any software tool, expect a more efficient tool to be released tomorrow. If you're not passionate about your tech field, you may be left behind as others embrace the most recent skills or software. Passion for what you do turns you into an everyday learner, and, in my opinion, that makes a difference.
@@AhmadKouta To be in the top 10% of your field, by definition you have to "be passionate". That's not anything new. What I'm saying is only take the best of the best. Whatever that best means to the person hiring you. But don't start hiring people with the intent of training people up. It's a waste of time.
really?
Wonderful interview! So much useful information. Thank you for doing these interviews. It's very helpful I'm my research of the tech industry and career development.
Thank you Elizabeth, I greatly appreciate it! I'm glad it was helpful for your research. Feel free to suggest a topic for future videos and interviews as well.
Great video, Ahman! Lots of great information that you provided.
Thanks Josh! Glad it was helpful.
Thanks for talking with me, Ahmad, I'm honored to be featured in a video of yours. I know there are so many huge topics to cover and we were on a short time frame, but it was a pleasure speaking with you and addressing some of those subjects. We'll do it again some time I hope. And by then I should have my camera set up for interviews so we aren't dealing with awful laptop webcams hahaha. 👍😁
It's a pleasure having you Josh! And yeah there's a lot more to talk about so I'll definitely make sure to arrange for a longer timeframe for the next time. Never mind the camera thing :D Covering such topics outweighs other factors :)
Hello, I am very much interested in learning cloud and AWS but I much very afraid of running job crises and recession, and most people learn cloud is it right to learn?
If you have a passion for cloud and AWS, go for it! It's completely understandable to have concerns about job crises and recessions, especially when considering a new field. The good news however, is that cloud computing skills, including AWS, are in high demand and the trend is likely to continue as more businesses adopt cloud technologies. Cloud skills are also versatile and applicable in different job roles. Best of luck!
@@AhmadKouta thanks for the encouragement I love your reply, please ,please do more podcast and elaborate content i love that
I'm preparing more videos, so stay tuned.
Thank you for having me on!!
Our pleasure!
Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to leave my anxiety behind. I have no tech background and very little experience beyond learning labs. I’m working to get hired and AWS is the service I chose. This video is extremely helpful to me.
@@terribinns1976 I'm glad to hear that! This is precisely what this video is about-no matter what background you come from, you can break into the tech field. Remember, everyone starts somewhere, and your commitment to learning AWS is a fantastic step forward. Embrace the learning labs, stay curious, and keep pushing forward.
Thank you @@AhmadKouta
Thank you so much bro, God bless you
hello sir, i want to compress air in cylinder using water coming from inlet (system is vertical and cylinder is closed from top), i want the water to enter continuously at high pressure. how should i approach this??
❤Hammer❤ thank you it's amazing. The idea it's just genius ❤
❤Hammer❤ thank you it's amazing. The idea it's just genius ❤
Drink water before so you don’t have so many god damn mouth noises. And don’t fucking swallow. Thats terrible. 1:58
Great video, very short and well explained.
kindly tell, how to convert .inp file format in ANSYS
Hello sir!! Can you please provide the video of geometry portion? It will be more helpful for the simulation process. Thank you
Very nice explanation
Great lecture sir
Error: floating point exception Error Object: #f What does it mean ?
This error usually occurs when some number is divided by zero and causes the simulation to stop. Check your parameters. Also, there may be a problem with the mesh. So try improving the mesh too.
@@AhmadKoutathanks for your advice I will try 😊
Thank you for this excellent video !
I understand it works empirically; However ?how can I derive the thermoacoustic effect? from well-establidhed physics For ex: ?how the heck does the temperature gradient cause a sound wave?
The heated gas can only expand so much, and is cooled in the stack. So it reverses direction and is heated again. This bounce back and forth is sound, the tone depending on the length of the tube