Well, you have established your free tier account in a U.S. or you are in an account that is going
to be appropriate for you to spin up your fancy lab.
And let's get started right from that point.
I'm going to walk you through the changes I'm going to make in identity and access management, pretending
that I just established my free tier account.
And then I'll walk you through building the VPC that we are going to use to host this virtual pharmacy.
So here we are in our IWC management console.
Now notice my name up here, the Anthony s name.
I am logged in as the root account.
This is exactly how you would be logged in after you establish your free tier account.
Now I know this is a lab environment we're just going to be practicing here.
This is not going to go anywhere near production.
This is just for practice.
But it's just totally irresponsible of me to show you working with the root account because IWC says
Don't ever do that, you're only going to be logging in with the root account for the just couple of
things that the root account would be needed for that only it can do like changing the billing information.
So what we're going to do is I'm going to do a search on I am the identity and access management area
and we're going to come in here and we are look at this.
I didn't bother to add multifactor authentication on this little demo account of mine, so IWC is really
mad at me about that.
So what we need to do here is we need to go in and let's begin with a user group.
You know, we'll follow best practices here and will assume that we're going to have some growth we
need to accommodate scalability.
So I'll go ahead and say this is going to be an AWB full admin group and what we'll do is we'll apply
a permission policy that gives full blown administrator access to AWB.
So right here administrator.
So yes, we want to add that permissions set to this group.
So I will create that group.
Excellent.
And now we have that group defined.
So let's create a user and place them in that group.
I will choose the ADD user, I'll call this user, how about my account so it doesn't really scream
admin access.
Right.
And I want to be able to have programmatic access as well as AWB management console access.
I will go ahead and do a custom password and I'm going to do let's see.
Yeah, I'll pick one of these that I know and user must create a new password at log in.
Nope.
Don't want that.
I'm going to next go to permissions and I'm going to say add the user to a group.
There is the group we created and next we will tag.
So I will go ahead and give this a how about a use tag of this is FMC underscore in underscore AWB.
All right we'll review this looks great will create the user and excellent now on this screen you will
want to take note and copy the access kid.
You'll want to show and copy and keep for safekeeping.
The secret access key.
These are how you are going to access the AWB environment if you want to programmatically.
Yeah.
So now those two pieces of information are hugely important.
You know, you could even automate the deployment of this FMC in the cloud and you could automate that
through the CE ally.
So great to have stuff right there.
All right.
Well, that would be wonderful.
That's how you do it.
And then, of course, we are immediately going to sign out of the root account and we're going to log
back in as that I am user account.
All right.
So the again, the root account is so powerful it can terminate the entire AWB presence.
So, you know, you might have.
Even just a little lab account that you don't want someone demolishing.
All right.
Anyways, enough said about that.
You get the idea.
All right, so now we are going to be creating a virtual private cloud that is going to be hosting the
FMC that we're going to park in IWC.
So notice if I go to the VP CS area here, they have given us a default virtual private cloud, but
we're going to create one for the sole purposes of this FMC lab.
So I will call this how about my f m c v p c woof.
Love it.
And for a CIDR block, we'll go ahead and take ten 000 slash 16 for our IPv4 CIDR block.
The FMC virtualized in NWC does not yet support IPV six, so we are not going to require IPV six.
And so yeah, there we go.
It's going to automatically give us the my FMC VPC name tag.
That's great.
I'm going to add a new tag and it's going to be the use tag and we are going to indicate this is for
FMC underscore in underscore NWC.
So you notice what I'm doing, I'm tagging all of these resources with a use key and a value.
And that way when I want to do clean up and things like that, it's that much easier to find all this
stuff.
So there we go.
We now have a virtual private cloud that we are going to be working with for the remainder of these
demonstrations.
Thank you so much for watching.