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To add a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate to an Amazon S3 static site, you will need to use Amazon CloudFront as an intermediary, since S3 does not support SSL certificates directly. Here are the detailed steps to achieve this:

Step 1: Set Up Your S3 Bucket

1. Create an S3 Bucket:

   • Go to the AWS Management Console.
   • Create a new S3 bucket with a unique name (this will be your static website).
   • Enable static website hosting in the bucket properties.

2. Upload Your Website Files:

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To configure a Dell Thin Client to boot directly into a Windows RDP login prompt, you need to adjust the settings in the wnos.ini file and ensure the correct configuration for Remote Desktop connections. Here are the steps to achieve this:

1. Edit the wnos.ini File

The wnos.ini file is used to configure various settings for the Dell Thin Client. You need to modify this file to enable direct RDP login.

1. Access the wnos.ini File:

   • You can edit the wnos.ini file using the Wyse Management Suite or by manually editing it if you have access to the file system of the thin client.

2. Add Necessary Settings:

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To resolve the "Permission denied (publickey)" error when trying to clone a Git repository on Windows, follow these steps:

Check SSH Key Configuration

1. Verify Existing SSH Keys:
   • Open Git Bash.
   • Navigate to the SSH directory:

     cd ~/.ssh

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NVIDIA Cloud License Activation Under Proxy/Firewall: Comprehensive Guide

Prerequisites

• NVIDIA vGPU software installed
• Proxy server details
• Administrative/root access

Detailed Configuration Steps

1. Client Configuration Token

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To automate invalidations for your CloudFront distribution associated with the S3 bucket follow these step-by-step instructions. This setup will utilize an AWS Lambda function triggered by S3 events to automatically invalidate the CloudFront cache whenever new content is uploaded.

Step 1: Create an AWS Lambda Function

1. Access the AWS Management Console and navigate to AWS Lambda.
2. Click on Create function.
3. Choose Author from scratch.
   • Function name: Give your function a meaningful name.
   • Runtime: Select Python 3.x
4. Click on Create function.