INTRO
Have you ever purchased the Amazone AWS service? Many of us use AWS creating cloud computing capacity. or you can say it like, for RDP which basically works in Windows and SSH which basically works for Linux. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides secure, resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale cloud computing easier for developers. Amazon EC2’s simple web service interface allows you to obtain and configure capacity with minimal friction. It provides you with complete control of your computing resources and lets you run on Amazon’s proven computing environment.
If you have ever played with EC2 Instance, you might have noticed that you arlways gets a very little amount of Free Space to work with. sometimes, when you want to play a GAME with your RDP connection and you don’t have that much Free Space to download or to install the GAME. it is the time when you try to google things and find some complex and hard to read articles. it can get frustrating sometimes.
Today, in this article, I will teach you to extend the space in an AWS EC2 instance. but before going further I would love to recommend you purchase our Cracking Course in which we have described RDP cracking(FREE AWS ACCOUNT) very well.
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SETUP
Launch Instance
We have made a Video Tutorial already on this step that you can watch from YouTube.
• Log in with your AWS account. and go to the Services>compute>EC2
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• Next, click on Launch Instance
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• Now, launch a new instance and click on Review and Launch.
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After that, make a cup of coffee or something. it will take some time to create a new working machine.
 Expand
When you create a new instance, the default Storage comes with it is 30GB if it is a Windows instance but the default size for Linux is 8Gb. But you can expand as you require.
• Go to the running instances tab. look at the description of the instance and look for the block devices. then click on EBS ID.
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• Now, click on the volume, and select “modify volume” from the Actions.
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• After clicking on the “modify volume”, you will see a panel that asks you to input the size you want and click on the modify. for example, I want to expand my Linux storage to 100GB.
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This process can take some time. but after some time you will get the given storage.
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