How To Create Account In AWS

How To Create Account In AWS.

 

Step 1:- Open The Amazon Web Services (AWS) home page.

 

 

 

Step 2:- Click on "Create an Account". And then Click on "Continue Button".



Step 3:- "Sign Up for AWS" Page Will Open.

Select "Business" Or "Personal".

Enter Your Company Or "Personal Information".

Read And Accept "AWS Customer Agreement" And The Click On "Continue" Button.


 


Step 4:- "Billing Information" Page Will Open.
            Add Your "Credit Or Debit Card" Details.
            Click On "Verify And Continue" Button.

Step 5:- Enter "OTP" And Then Click On "Submit" Button.



Step 6:- "Confirm Your Identity" Page Will Open Fill All Required Details. And Then Click On "Send SMS".

Step 7:- Write "Verify Code" And Click On Continue.

 

Step 8:- "Select Support Plan" Page Will Open. 

"Select Basic Support-Free" And Then Click On "Continue Sign Up" Button.



Step 9:- Your Sign Up Is Completed. 
Now Click On "Click In To The Console".



Step 10:- "Sign In" Page Will Open. 
Select Root Write "Root User Email Address". And Then Click On Next Button. 

 

Step 11:- "Security Check" Page Will Open. Fill The Character In The Image And Then Click On Submit Button.

Step 12:- "Root User Sign In" Page Will Open. Write Password And Then Click On "Sign In" Button.
Step 13:- Now Your "AWS Management Console". 


Now your account is created. Enjoy!!!

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