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IAM stands for Identity access management, and it's used to control access to AWS resources, in other words it defines "who can do what". If you have been using AWS for long and are not aware of IAM, here's how it can help you. Let’s consider a scenario where an organization has one AWS for all their needs and multiple users use that...
On one of our projects, we had to store the MySql Data at a location different from the default location. This was needed because the server was on an instance-store Amazon instance which meant that the data would get lost if the instance had to be rebooted for some reason. After going through the tutorials and articles on AWS, we came...
