Mini Project - Hybrid DNS

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In this mini project you will get the chance to experience how to integrate the DNS platforms of AWS and a Linux based, simulated on-premises environment using Route53 inbound and outbound endpoints. This is a typical task for many larger hybrid network environments.
The demo consists of 4 stages, each implementing additional components of the architecture
00:00 Stage 1 - Provision and Verify
08:06 Stage 2 - Connectivity
14:31 Stage 3 - Inbound R53 Endpoint (Onprem to AWS)
29:55 Stage 4 - Outbound R53 Endpoint (AWS to Onprem)
1 Click Deployment - console.aws.amazon.com/cloudf...
Stage 1 Instructions - github.com/acantril/learn-can...
Stage 2 Instructions - github.com/acantril/learn-can...
Stage 3 Instructions - github.com/acantril/learn-can...
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Комментарии : 23

@harryc9739 27 дней назад

It is so clear. Especially there is the simulated on-prem part

@praveenjebaraj6309 Год назад

This demo video is so good. Thanks for this!!

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@sleeepymoe Год назад

Amazing and clear workshop, thank you for sharing!!

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@bikushah7771 Год назад

So much easier to understand. Thank you so much

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@vinomax347 Год назад

Fantastic explaination

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@user-ui6mj6bg7b Месяц назад

Gracias x el contenido

@Lucifer666_- Год назад

Awesome tutorial

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Glad you liked it

@Jay_1509 Год назад

fantastic

@LearnCantrill Год назад

Thanks

@Minerva___ 5 месяцев назад

At 26:59 it states to type 'sudo nano /etc/systemd/resolved.conf' to open the resolved.conf file, however, the file doesn't exist so it opens a new file. I'm assuming this may be due to a change in the image that was launched as part of the CF template?

@adriellecustodio3285 Месяц назад

the same happened to me!

@obasoroolakunle8421 Год назад

How did you create the quick start?

@LearnCantrill Год назад

I didn't create it, it's an AWS feature. I just take the quickstart URL and then add my template and any parameters onto the end.

@vinomax347 Год назад

Can you please make a video about ACM PCA configuration with DNS validation using Route53 endpoint that is connected to On-prem DNS server. also explain how Certificates are used by Websites and Loadbalancers, and how they are intergrated with Certificate authorites and automated rotation of Certificates and how DNS resolves them, please include CRL's, Sub CA's and best practices :)

@LearnCantrill Год назад

that's a pretty specific set of requests there :) that sounds like I'd be doing a real project for you :)

@vinomax347 Год назад

@@LearnCantrill ha ha ha... !! very true, this is the setup most of the Customers are establishing these days, I've worked on Integrating all of the above and I've already implemented it at a Global scale, but one thing I don't understand is how it works in the background, that is the reason for my ask :), As more and more Customers are moving to Cloud, they are trying to get rid of PKI, AWS Offers the best CA and with the power of DevOps we have done wonderful automation, like automated DNS validation, automated certificate renewals , keeping track of Cert expiration etc, CRL updates in S3 buckets and giving access to Resources using private links and so forth, but one thing I never understood how this entire flow works ( my initial question )