‫So let's go ahead and create an AWS accounts.
‫And the first thing you have to do,
‫is to specify a route user email address
‫which is your main email address.
‫And they will be used to log to your Amazon accounts.
‫On top of it, you can specify a name for account.
‫For example, stefane-demo-v3.
‫After verifying your accounts,
‫you have to set a root user password
‫and confirm this root user password.
‫If you lose your root password,
‫you can recover it,
‫thanks to your email, but it is better for you not to forget
‫about your email address and your root user password.
‫Next, you specify that this is a personal accounts
‫and you enter your details for this accounts.
‫Next, you have to enter credit card details
‫and you will get an authorization
‫of $1 onto this credit card.
‫So this is not a charge, is a pending transaction
‫and it's just an authorization that will be canceled.
‫And as long as you remain within the Free Tier,
‫you will not be charged.
‫But if you go over the Free Tier, then you will be charged.
‫And I will show you of course
‫how out to monitor for these things.
‫But if you follow this course,
‫you should remain within the Free Tier limits.
‫After that step, you must confirm your identity
‫by providing a phone number and then receiving
‫either SMS or a voice call to confirm that phone number.
‫Then you must choose a support plan
‫and will use the basic support free for this course,
‫because that's all we need.
‫Then you complete the signup,
‫and congratulations you are signed up for AWS.
‫It will take a few minutes to activate your account
‫and you'll receive an email when this is complete.
‫In the meantime, you can click
‫on go to the AWS Management Console.
‫You must enter your root user email address
‫and your password, and then you are logged
‫in into the AWS Console.
‫Congratulations, let's get started with this course.