Visualizing Security Groups with Amazon Elasticsearch Service avaliações

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燎原 饶. · Revisado há over 4 years

NOT FINISHED

Mamine M. · Revisado há over 4 years

Worked as expected - took longer than 15 minuted for the ES cluster to come up. Still plenty of time to complete the LAB

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Tony S. · Revisado há over 4 years

The EC2 instance doesn't generate any traffic on its own, so there wasn't any data imported to Kibana until I started pinging random sites from the EC2. Might be helpful to have the EC2 autogenerate random traffic to improve the experience. Otherwise good.

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Panyapol C. · Revisado há over 4 years

Good lab, but it shouldnt use open access. Part of the learning experience is to learn how to secure the services being used.

Rafael T. · Revisado há over 4 years

Grreat

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Sebastien B. · Revisado há over 4 years

I like it.

Marlene C. · Revisado há over 4 years

Step 47: there is no "flowlogs" button. Steps 49 & 45: there's a better/less-awkward way to do this but this comment section is too small to give an example. Step 50: it is very poor to end a task without giving a purpose as to why you're doing this nor what you should expect to see when completed. Step 52: should say "ElasticSearch" not "es console". Step 71: I followed the steps but got five error messages and the resulting page looked nothing like the screenshot in the lab; I am giving my notes and a screenshow to my teacher (an Amazon employee).

Moses M. · Revisado há over 4 years