Linux Web Server on AWS | SSM, Apache2 & EC2 | FDE OS Module 6

Welcome to FDE OS Module 6 by Cloud Binary. In this module, we continue with practical Linux and AWS administration by working with EC2, IAM, SSM Session Manager, Apache2, systemctl, networking and web server deployment. 📌 What you'll learn: • AWS IAM & SSM troubleshooting • Connecting to EC2 using SSM Session Manager • Linux user and directory management • Ubuntu package and process management • Installing and managing Apache2 • Managing services using systemctl • Linux networking and Port 80 • Installing and using net-tools • Checking listening ports with netstat • Deploying a custom HTML website • Introduction to RDBMS & MariaDB • Practical DevOps troubleshooting ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 - Lab Introduction & OS Module Overview 03:15 - VS Code Setup & Local Terminal Checks 06:30 - AWS Infrastructure & Subnet Architecture 11:00 - AWS Root User, MFA & IAM Setup 15:45 - Launching Ubuntu EC2 & Connection Methods 19:20 - Troubleshooting AWS SSM Session Manager 23:40 - IAM JSON Policies & SSM Permissions 29:15 - Ubuntu Terminal & Linux Commands 32:30 - AI Orchestration & Systems Fundamentals 35:10 - Linux Package & Process Management 41:00 - Managing Apache2 with systemctl 44:30 - Networking Tools & Installing net-tools 47:45 - Port Diagnostics & Verifying Port 80 49:15 - Deploying a Custom Website with Apache2 54:40 - RDBMS & MariaDB Introduction 56:20 - Session Wrap-Up & LMS Walkthrough 🎯 Who is this for? • IT students and freshers • DevOps beginners • Cloud beginners • Aspiring Cloud Engineers • System Administrators • FDE aspirants This module takes you from Linux administration to deploying a real web server on AWS, building the practical foundation needed for DevOps and cloud engineering. 📚 Continue the FDE OS Module:    • FDE OS – Operating Systems for Forward Dep...   🚀 Want to explore the complete FDE learning path? https://cloudbinary.in Subscribe to Cloud Binary for practical content on DevOps, Cloud, FDE, AI and career-focused engineering. #DevOps #AWS #Linux #CloudComputing #CloudBinary