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NAVEEN KUMAR J Avatar NAVEEN KUMAR J  answered Thamimul ansari's question. 2 hours ago

What are Key-Pairs in AWS?

An AWS key pair is a set of security credentials used to prove your identity when connecting to an Amazon EC2 instance. It relies on public-key cryptography and consists of a public key that AWS stores on your instance, and a private key that you download and store securely on your local computer.
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