If you are experiencing an issue where you are still being prompted for a password and passphrase when trying to connect to GitHub using SSH, there could be a few potential reasons for this. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can follow:

You can securely copy files or directories between remote hosts and local machine. The scp command transfer data using SSH, so it needs a password or passphrase for authentication. To transfer files to an EC2 instance without using a password, you can use SSH key pairs for authentication.

We are easily able to get the record of system information with the help of log file. We get insight into the performance and compliance of our applications and systems from log files. Log files are important for cloud applications.

To obtain the EC2 instance ID from within the EC2 instance itself, you can use the instance metadata service provided by AWS. This service allows you to access various details about the instance, including the instance ID.

In Terraform, you can use the AWS CLI to retrieve the latest AMI ID with filter options. Lets see with an example, how you can achieve this:

To customize the output fields for the kubectl get command when working with Operator-SDK, you can use the additionalPrinterColumns configuration in your Operator's Custom Resource Definition (CRD) manifest.

To set custom fields for the kubectl get command when working with the Operator-SDK, you can use the --custom-columns flag. This flag allows you to define custom output columns based on specific fields of the Kubernetes resources.