Level 2 Cloud (AWS) Configuring Secure SSH Access to an EC2 Instance

[hawaj]

i configure it as you can see below
however, the answer is fail

ANYONE KNOW WHATS WRONG ON THIS LAB?

The Nautilus DevOps team needs to set up a new EC2 instance that can be accessed securely from their landing host (aws-client).
The instance should be of type t2.micro and named nautilus-ec2. A new SSH key should be created on the aws-client host if it doesn’t already exist

~ on (us-east-1) ➜ ssh -i /root/temp-keypair.pem [email protected]
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[ec2-user@ip-172-31-35-227 ~]$ sudo lis

[Santosh_KodeKloud]

Hi @hawaj
A review link to the task would help a lot.
The link to request a review should be available on the Active Practice page:

[hawaj]

Thank you, Bro, but the option is not show
even it very simple q , however the have may have issue

[Nagireddy]

hi @hawaj if you complete this task can you share you solution i am bit struggling thanks in advance

[raymond.baoly]

Hi,

I just checked, and everything is working fine on my end. The task requires setting up the authorized keys for the root user on the EC2 instance. To do this, you need to switch to the root user on the EC2 instance first.