Managing Instances Using AWS SSM Fleet Manager

Managing Instances Using AWS SSM Fleet Manager
Managing Instances Using AWS SSM Fleet Manager

CLOUD LABS



Managing Instances Using AWS SSM Fleet Manager

Learn to use Fleet Manager to remotely deploy applications on multiple EC2 instances and monitor them.

9 Tasks

beginner

1hr 30m

Certificate of Completion

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No Setup Required
Amazon Web Services

Learning Objectives

An understanding of AWS Systems Manager Fleet Manager to manage a fleet of EC2 instances
Hands-on experience using Fleet Manager to analyze and assess EC2 instances performance metrics
Working knowledge of enabling KMS key encryption in a session manager

Technologies
Systems Manager
EC2 logoEC2
KMS
Cloud Lab Overview

AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Fleet Manager is a service designed to simplify remote server management and improve the performance of a fleet of services from a single console. This tool lets users view, manage, and automate tasks across multiple instances or servers. Fleet Manager allows managing CPU utilization, network management, track memory usage, view logs, etc.

You will begin this Cloud Lab by creating two EC2 instances and understanding how to convert them into managed nodes. You will then use Fleet Manager to deploy a React application on both managed instances simultaneously. After this, you will set up a session manager by creating a KMS key and enabling KMS key encryption in the session manager to monitor your EC2 instances. You will then introduce stress into these instances and see how the CPU is utilized using Fleet Manager.

After completing this Cloud Lab, you’ll thoroughly understand how to monitor and manage EC2 instances using AWS SSM Fleet Manager.

The following is the high-level architecture diagram of the infrastructure you’ll create in this Cloud Lab:

AWS Fleet Manager managing EC2 instances using KMS in a public subnet
AWS Fleet Manager managing EC2 instances using KMS in a public subnet
Cloud Lab Tasks
1.Introduction
Getting Started
2.Setting Up Managed Nodes
Create a VPC and a Security Group
Create EC2 Instances
3.Running Commands with Fleet Manager
Run Commands on EC2 Instances (Remotely)
Deploy the React Application
4.Measuring Managed Nodes Performances with Fleet Manager
Monitor Instances Using the Fleet Manager
Monitor Instances After Introducing Stress
5.Conclusion
Clean Up
Wrap Up
Labs Rules Apply
Stay within resource usage requirements.
Do not engage in cryptocurrency mining.
Do not engage in or encourage activity that is illegal.

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