AWS Concepts: Understanding VPCs 

such a relief from going to sources that "explain" one term by introducing 10 new undefined terms

Love how extremely high level it is. This is exactly what you need as an AWS newcomer.

I took a shot every time you said AWS and now I can't feel my feet.

I have been watching other videos re AWS and they usually dive direct to the technical details. Yours is an excellent tutorial with real life examples. Keep it up and more videos!! :) Thank you.

the best oversimplification on aws for beginners like me !! thank you so much

It helped me to understand in better way as compared to traditional VPC explanations.

simplicity even more simpler. The best video by far and in that note, I'll subscribe and become member of this wonder team .

best AWS VPC video I have seen so far

Another great explanation! Now I can build on this concept

Exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you for the information.

Explained with real time example thanks for over extra simplification

thank you, this is the most simplest explanation

thankyou sir explained very fantastically

I couldn't believe that I have understood it all. Thank you.

thanks for the video, nicely explained.

Amazing.. the way you explain the concept. Thank you so much😊

Normally I don't comment but let me do today...this video is extremely helpful...

awesome explanation

Good one !

Amazingly put!

What an awesome job!!!! Big Thanks!

It is possible to know the name of the professor, he has a great way of transmitting knowledge. I want to follow its course even if it is on Udemy or another platform. I really enjoyed those 6 minutes of explanation.

I wish i knew about linux academy a long time ago, I'm paying £3200 for a aws course in solutions architect and sys ops.. plus the online lectures are way better then a classroom session

WOW, Thanks Great tutorial

Informative 👍🏻

What exactly does "private access" mean? How does the VPC determine whom to give access to? Session? token?

Thanks a lot!

It is an oversimplified explanation of VPC. Not recommended for anyone wanting to get technical understanding of VPCs.

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Is it possible to create a VPC with publicly routable CIDR block.. e.g 50.290.0.0/16 ? I created this vpc and public subnet (50.290.1.0/24) in it but still aws considers this vpc as private. Instance created in this vpc public subnet received another public IP address along with 50.290.1.11/24 as primary private IP. My question is Why AWS considers 50.290.0.0/16 VPC as private VPC and can we create any publicly routable CIDR block VPCs in aws..?

Wondered why AWS S3 is shown outside the VPC square?

Nice although the intro is very long