lab00_prerequisites

Lab 00 - Prerequisites

1. AWS Console login

Verify that you can succesfully login to AWS:

• URL: https://gluo-workshop.signin.aws.amazon.com/console
• USERNAME: <will be provided during workshop>
• PASSWORD: <will be provided during workshop>

2. Google Cloud Console login

• URL: https://console.cloud.google.com
• USERNAME: <will be provided during workshop>
• PASSWORD: <will be provided during workshop>

3. Azure login

• URL: https://portal.azure.com
• USERNAME: <will be provided during workshop>
• PASSWORD: <will be provided during workshop>

4. Create GitHub account

If you do not already have a GitHub account, create one for free:

• URL: https://github.com/join

5. Create Docker Hub account

If you do not already have a Docker Hub account, create one for free:

• URL: https://hub.docker.com/signup

6. Join Slack channel

Join the Slack channel through:

• URL: https://join.slack.com/t/multi-cloudworkshop/shared_invite/enQtNzk0MzE1OTY3OTczLTdiOTkwZDYyYzY3ZDRjZWY2YjRjMWZmOWE2YTMwYmNiZmNiZWQzZjEzYzQ1ZWQ2YjIzMWM5ZDAzNzFlZTg4NTg

7. Linux VM login

On Windows

1. Open Putty.
2. Under Connection->SSH->Auth
   1. Click Browse.
   2. Choose the .ppk file: managementKey.ppk.
3. Under Session
   1. Fill in [email protected].
   2. Click Open.
4. Accept the fingerprint (if needed).
5. You're now logged in as the ubuntu user!
6. Please verify that the prompt's hostname number reflects your own ID! For example, if your ID is 1 the prompt should say ubuntu@management-server1:~$. If this is not the case you're not logged in to the wrong management instance.

On Linux or MacOS

1. Open your Terminal.
2. chmod 400 lab_ManagementKey
   • Make sure the key file has no permissions on anyone but the owner.
3. ssh -i managementKey [email protected]
   • Log in to the server with the private key.
4. Accept the fingerprint (if needed).
5. You're now logged in as the ubuntu user!
6. Please verify that the prompt's hostname number reflects your own ID! For example, if your ID is 1 the prompt should say ubuntu@management-server1:~$. If this is not the case you're not logged in to the wrong management instance.