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Please someone share a step to create the instance in AWS, a beginners guide

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To create an instance in Amazon Web Services (AWS), you must have an AWS account and have the AWS Management Console installed on your computer.

  1. Open the AWS Management Console and sign in to your AWS account.
  2. Click on the "EC2" service in the "Compute" section of the console.
  3. In the EC2 dashboard, click on the "Launch Instance" button to start the instance creation wizard.
  4. On the "Choose an Amazon Machine Image (AMI)" page, select the AMI that you want to use for your instance. An AMI is a template that contains the software configuration (operating system, application server, and applications) for your instance.
  5. On the "Choose an Instance Type" page, select the type of instance that you want to create. The instance type determines the hardware configuration (number of CPUs, amount of memory, and storage) of your instance.
  6. On the "Configure Instance Details" page, specify any additional settings for your instance, such as the number of instances to launch, the VPC and subnet where the instance should be launched, and the IAM role to be associated with the instance.
  7. On the "Add Storage" page, specify the size and type of storage to be attached to your instance.
  8. On the "Add Tags" page, add any tags that you want to be associated with your instance. Tags are metadata that you can use to organize and manage your instances.
  9. On the "Configure Security Group" page, specify the security group to be associated with your instance. A security group is a virtual firewall that controls the traffic to and from your instance.
  10. Review the settings for your instance and click on the "Launch" button to create the instance.
After the instance has been launched, you can view it in the EC2 dashboard and connect to it using SSH or RDP. For more detailed instructions and additional options, see the AWS documentation on creating an EC2 instance.
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