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AWS : Setup free demo account

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We have discussed the basics of AWS in a previous article, now let's create an amazon web service free demo account

Pre-requisites 

  • A valid email id
  • A valid payment option such as a credit or debit card

once you are ready, open https://aws.amazon.com in any web browser and click on Create an AWS account

create demo account first page


  • On the next screen, put the email id and account name.

singup password setup
  • On the next screen, amazon asks to verify the email id, and enter the verification code, once you enter the verification code, you need to set a password







  • In the next step, enter the below details

    • full name
    • phone number
    • country
    • address
    • and tick the terms and conditions. 








  • On the next page, we need to enter billing information, such as credit/debit card and your PAN is optional here
  • On next page, confirm your identity using a phone text message or phone voice call

  • On the next page, select your plan

aws select your plan







amazon aws welcome screen
  • Once done, you are all set to use amazon web services





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now you can simply log in to AWS services using aws.amazon.com and click on sign in option and enter the details

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