Difference between revisions of "AWS Security group (SG)"
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* <code>[[cidr_blocks]]</code> | * <code>[[cidr_blocks]]</code> | ||
* [[Network ACL]] | * [[Network ACL]] | ||
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* [[Security groups for your Application Load Balancer]] | * [[Security groups for your Application Load Balancer]] | ||
| − | * [[Security groups for your Network Load Balancer]] | + | * [[Security groups for your Network Load Balancer]] (do not have) |
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 27 January 2023
Security groups are stateful firewalls
Contents
AWS CLI
aws ec2 create-security-groupaws ec2 describe-security-groupsaws rds describe-db-security-groupsaws ec2 delete-security-groupaws ec2 authorize-security-group-ingressaws ec2 authorize-security-group-egressaws ec2 describe-instance-attribute --instance-id i-00b1cf99a8xxx --attribute groupSetaws ec2 describe-instances | grep "GroupName|GroupId"
Activities
Related
- CidrIp
cidr_blocks- Network ACL
aws_security_group- Security groups for your Application Load Balancer
- Security groups for your Network Load Balancer (do not have)
See also
- AWS Security group (SG):
aws ec2 [ create-security-group | describe-security-groups | delete-security-group | authorize-security-group-ingress | authorize-security-group-egress ] - Security Group, DBSecurityGroup,
aws_security_group, aws_security_group_rule, VpcSecurityGroupId,AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup, Security groups for Pods in EKS
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