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  Please follow below steps After configuring ALB & Target Groups.   Note: In your Security group --> Ensure to enable Ports (RDP & HTTP:80) Step1:  Take RDP to Instance-1 Step2:  Go to server manager --> Click on add a role --> Select IIS role and then install IIS (Note: it may restart your instance). Step3:  Go to C drive --> Open inetpub folder --> click wwwroot folder -->  There will be existing IIS 2 files --> Open PNG file with notepad and enter some text and then save it.  Step4:  Open IIS manager --> Goto sites --> Restart default Site. Step5:  Copy ALB Security group Name and go to EC2 Instance --> Go to Security group --> edit outbound rules --> add HTTP rule --> Paste ALB security name as destination.  Please find below screenshot for your kind reference.  Step6:    Copy EC2 Security group Name and go to ALB console --> Go to Security group section --...

This article is primarily intended for AWS Batch 43. For any queries, feel free to contact me at 9036367291. I'm considering 2 AWS Regions (Virginia & Ohio) for VPC Peering Step1: Create VPC (10.0.0.0/16) on Virginia (VPC Name: VirginiaVPC) Step2: Select Virginia VPC --> Goto actions and enable DNS hostnames and save changes. Step3: Create Public Subnet (10.0.1.0/24) on Virginia VPC Step4: Select Public Subnet and Ensure to assign Public IP for this Public Subnet Step5: Create IG and attach it the Virginia VPC. Step6: Create a Route Table --> Goto to Routes --> edit the routes --> Enter 0.0.0.0/0 and select IG under next drop down.   Step7: Goto the Route table --> go to the subnet associations --> add the subnet, click on save.  Step8: Launch EC2 instances in Virginia region and select the Public subnet.  Step9: Create new SG with the name as Virginia_SG and add inbound rules (ICMP Port, set IP as 10.1.0.0/16) and save the SG.  Please c...