AWS VPC & Subnets | Amazon Web Services BASICS

AWS uses VPCs to ... to what? This video explains the idea behind VPCs, Subnets and how everything is connected.
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[jonbrown]

I could've spent hours reading AWS docs, and not have come nearly as far as this video takes you in 20 minutes. Thanks a million.

[salvadorrobles]

You won't probably read this, but THANKS!!!! I'm one of many "a clown gurus" That throught I was buying a quality content course. Let me get this straight. You've explained more and better in 20 mins than a module of 2.5 hours in a cloud guru. Please make your own platform, THIS kind of learning is what I was expecting. You're awesome!

[rahulg]

AWS must pay you for this. you just saved me from so many stackoverflow questions

[eugenevedensky]

Max, I work in an enterprise environment as a 'Full Stack Developer'. Part of my responsibilities include networking work and you have definitely made my life a thousand times easier with this video.

[joseluislopezbellido]

No matter that this is a 3 years old video, it still provides in a clear and short way the basics of VPC, thank you so much Max!!

[richapandey]

Working mom, trying to prepare for AWS certification - honestly, this is as crisp as it could get! Saved me so many hours of head-scratching. Thanks.

[minji]

Bonus point. This is the best and succinct explanation of CIDR block I have seen.

[mossasameer]

the most understandable explanation for the VPC ever seen, we need more in AWS, thanks alot, also your aws serverless course is amazing

[varunaggarwal]

This was the most helpful video so far to understand VPC concepts. Thank you.

[biswamohandwari]

I was literally roaming in the internet as I couldn't understand this, but your 20 min video changed my life. The concepts became very easy. Your a real genius.

[heenasharma]

This video is great, everything is explained in so detail, evryone can get their concepts clear through this.Go for it.

[isaacambi]

Four years later, I'm here enjoying this. God bless you.

[azndoodle]

Max, your videos are amazing! Your able to breakdown ideas, simplify them that makes it easy to understand and able to answer the why and how we use these ideas that are suitable and practical. Your able to give just enough detail to continue your lecture. Some instructors get too technical and loose the audience. Your videos are well structured and I love how you explain why we do it this way and some pitfalls that are well worth noting. Your not boring and express the excitement throughout your knowledge sharing. I love how you highlight worthy elements even during simple section that I wouldn't have picked up. I think what I mean is you highlight "reading between the lines" of your steps. Very few off this well rounded knowledge sharing. You make great observation in your material. Keep it up. Looking forward to keep following and getting new topics to learn from you. Also please continue to update your old topics to introduce new features in topics you may have already covered.

[harrisoncramer]

Amazingly clear, especially the portion on CIDR notation. Was struggling to understand that for weeks and it finally clicked.

[georgekomen]

A very precise, clear and direct to the points video. Suddenly i understand VPC, subnets, NATS and route tables in a 20 min video. Concepts that I've read for years and couldn't wrap my head around them very well until today that everything connects. Thanks Max

[AadityaSharma]

The best explanation available on the internet

[weenee]

You are certainly a God sent. Thank you for explaining the meticulous details so well.

[joshuaholland]

What a great video! You’ve not only explained this is a very understandable way, but also in a way that gives great confidence to someone eagerly wanting to learn all aspects of AWS. Thank you thank you thank you.

[shahidroohullah]

What a great explanation on VPC and other networking component. Very price and to the point.

[RyanVenegas]

This video is a gold mine. This video was way more useful than weeks of AWS docs which are are difficult to see how everything pieces together. Thanks!