System Operations on Aws-lab 3w-managing Storage (Windows)

Create a EC2 instance, make snapshot for EBS volumes, set up periodic backups, upload and manage log files to S3

1.1 Creating a S3 bucket

1.2 Creating an IAM policy

1.3 Creating an IAM role

1.4 Creating a security group

1.5 Creating an EC2 instance

2.1 Connecting to Commandhost instances

2.2 Creating an initialization snapshot

2.2.1 Get a description of the processor instance

AWS EC2 Describe-instances--filter ' name=tag:name,values=processor '

2.2.2 Displays the ID of the instance EBS volume only

AWS EC2 Describe-instances--filter ' name=tag:name,values=processor '--query ' reservations[0]. Instances[0]. Blockdevicemappings[0]. Ebs. {Volumeid:volumeid} '

2.2.3 shows only this instance Instanceid

AWS EC2 Describe-instances--filters ' name=tag:name,values=processor '--query ' reservations[0]. Instances[0]. InstanceId '

2.2.4 Stop the instance

AWS EC2 Stop-instances--instance-ids I-3BC0B3FC

2.2.5 Check the instance stop state

AWS EC2 Describe-instance-status--instance-id I-3BC0B3FC

2.2.6 Create a Snapshot

AWS EC2 Create-snapshot--volume-id VOL-09E651FF

2.2.7 Check the snapshot status

AWS EC2 Describe-snapshots--snapshot-id SNAP-FA894FA9

2.2.8 restarting the processor instance

AWS EC2 Start-instances--instance-ids I-3BC0B3FC

2.2.9 Check the instance start state

AWS EC2 Describe-instance-status--instance-id I-3BC0B3FC

2.3 Creating a recurring snapshot scheduled task

2.3.1 Checking the current region

Type C:\Users\Administrator\.aws\config

2.3.2 Create the script file C:\temp\backup.bat for the scheduled task, as follows:

AWS EC2 Create-snapshot--volume-id vol-09e651ff--region us-west-2 >c:\temp\output.txt 2>&1

2.3.3 Creating a user to perform a scheduled task

NET user Backupuser passw0rd! /add

2.3.4 gives the user permission to execute scripts

C:\temp\ntrights +r sebatchlogonright-u Backupuser

2.3.5 to create a scheduled task

SCHTASKS/CREATE/SC minute/mo 1/tn "Volume Backup Task"/ru backupuser/rp passw0rd! /TR C:\temp\backup.bat

2.3.6 Wait a few minutes to check if the new snapshots is created

AWS EC2 Describe-snapshots--filters "name=volume-id,values=vol-09e651ff"

2.4 Keep last two snapshots

2.4.1 Delete a previously created scheduled task

Schtasks/delete/tn "Volume Backup Task"

2.4.2 Check the current number of all snapshots

AWS EC2 Describe-snapshots--filters "name=volume-id,values=vol-09e651ff"--query ' snapshots[*]. Snapshotid '

2.4.3 Execution Snapshotter.ps1

C:\temp\snapshotter.ps1 us-west-2

2.4.4 Check the current number of snapshots again

AWS EC2 Describe-snapshots--filters "name=volume-id,values=vol-09e651ff"--query ' snapshots[*]. Snapshotid '

3.1 Moving log files to S3

3.1.1 Logging into an processor instance

3.1.2 Configuring the AWS CLI

PS c:\users\administrator> AWS Configureaws access key ID [none]:aws Secret access key [None]:D efault region name [None ]: Us-west-2default output format [None]:

3.1.3 Download Loggen.ps1

(New-object System.Net.WebClient). DownloadFile ("Https://d2lrzjb0vjvpn5.cloudfront.net/sys-ops/v2.4/lab-3-storage-windows/static/loggen.ps1", "C \ Temp\loggen.ps1 ")

3.2.1 Running LOGGEN.PS1

C:\temp\loggen.ps1

3.2.2 Open a new PowerShell window and switch to C:\Temp

CD \temp

3.2.3 move a log file into the S3 bucket that you created earlier

AWS S3 MV Timestamp.log "s3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/timestamp-$ (Get-date-format ' m-d-yyyy-h:m:s ')"

3.2.4 Execute the command again

AWS S3 MV Timestamp.log "s3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/timestamp-$ (Get-date-format ' m-d-yyyy-h:m:s ')"

3.2.5 List the contents of the S3 bucket

AWS S3 LS S3://s3-bucket-edward

3.2.6 list all objects that begin with/logfiles/

AWS S3 LS S3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/

3.2.7 moving files to/logfiles/archive/location

AWS S3 MV S3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/<file-name> S3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/archive/<file-name >

3.2.8 check whether to move to this location

AWS S3 LS S3://s3-bucket-edward/logfiles/

System Operations on Aws-lab 3w-managing Storage (Windows)