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GoPi  Avatar GoPi  answered Udhaya Kumar's question. 6 months ago

why do we need a key pair while creating an EC2 Instance?

Key Pair can be used to authenticate ec2-user in both windows and linux with .pem file.
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Udhaya Kumar Avatar Udhaya Kumar 7 months ago

why do we need a key pair while creating an EC2 Instance?

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