What is an AWS VPC?
A VPC is a logically isolated network in AWS where you define subnets, routing, and security boundaries.
- Private cloud network
- Subnets split public and private zones
- Security groups and routes matter
Quick recall
A VPC is a logically isolated network in AWS where you define subnets, routing, and security boundaries.
Auto scaling adjusts capacity based on demand or policy so performance and cost stay balanced.
EC2 is AWS virtual compute where you manage the instance OS, networking, and app runtime yourself.
IAM manages who can do what in AWS through users, roles, policies, and least-privilege permissions.
CI keeps code integrated and tested frequently; CD automates delivery so releases are repeatable and low risk.
EKS is Amazon's managed Kubernetes control plane service.
HPA scales the number of pod replicas based on metrics such as CPU or custom signals.
Infrastructure as code defines infrastructure in versioned files so environments are reproducible and reviewable.
Ingress defines HTTP/S routing into cluster services, usually through an ingress controller.
Environment variables separate configuration from code and help vary behavior across environments.
Health checks tell the platform whether an instance has started correctly and whether it can safely receive traffic.
Prompting changes the instructions at inference time, while fine-tuning changes model weights using additional training data.