Master AWS VPC - Virtual Private Cloud : 10 essential interview questions with answers on AWS VPC!

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🚀 Hey Cloud Enthusiasts!
Ready to dive into the heart of AWS networking?
In today's video, we're unlocking the secrets of AWS VPC with the top 10 interview questions you need to know. Whether you're preparing for an interview or levelling up your cloud skills, this is your go-to guide. From subnet sorcery to security dance moves, we've got it covered!
📋 Questions Covered:
🔹 Question 1: What is Amazon VPC, and why is it used?
🔹 Question 2: What is the significance of CIDR notation in VPC?
🔹 Question 3: How are subnets used in Amazon VPC?
🔹 Question 4: What is the purpose of a VPC's main route table?
🔹 Question 5: How does Network Address Translation (NAT) work in a VPC?
🔹 Question 6: Explain the difference between a VPC peering connection and a VPN connection.
🔹 Question 7: What is an Elastic IP (EIP), and when would you use it in a VPC?
🔹 Question 8: How can you secure communication between instances in a VPC?
🔹 Question 9: What is a VPC endpoint, and why would you use it?
🔹 Question 10: How do you troubleshoot connectivity issues in a VPC?
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Happy learning!!

[@manishc4531]

Thanks for the video. Small correction SGs are assigned to ENIs (not Instances). Instance can have multiple ENIs and each ENI can have different SG.

[@DGRUploads]

Thank you soo much and appreciate the feedback. Thank you for pointing out the correction.

[@siddharthshrivastava8944]

very helpful for interview preparation

[@DGRUploads]

Thank you and appreciate the feedback. Happy that you found them helpful!!

[@harmandatta6731]

Good video. Just a correction.
Security group statefull doesnt means outbout is all allowed by default.. it means that if u allow incoming traffic with port 123 and in outbound that port is not mentioned like only 443 is allowed from outbound, still SG will allow reverse traffic flow of port 123.. it remembers (states) which port traffic was allowed and it will allow its reverse trafic to pass
NACL doesnt have tht feature.. so u have to specify same port in outbound traffic allow.

[@DGRUploads]

Thank you soo much and really appreciate the feedback. Glad that you like the video. Agree with what you say.

[@prasannagk7811]

Thankyou sir 🙏

[@DGRUploads]

You are most welcome!! Don't forget to check out other videos in this playlist. If you want me to cover any specific topic, please let me know.