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 ====== Create the Key Pair ======
 <color darkorange>Aug 2017</color>
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 If you have already manually created an EC2 Instance (and I hope you have, or this might not make any sense) you will already have a key pair. If you have just created a new account to test this then you will not yet have a key pair. You need to manually create a key pair as the Terraform script we are using here does not do this for you, it simply allows you to chose an existing key pair.
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+If you have an existing key pair that you have downloaded, you can use this as well, however this is not covered here, it will be covered in a more advanced section.
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+In the AWS Console, navigate to the Resources section.
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+Select Key Pairs.
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+The Key Pairs page will open.
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+Select Create Key Pair.
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+A pop up browser window will open
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+Enter a new Key Pair name.
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+Select Create.
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+The new Key Pair will be created and added to the Key Pair list.
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+Also the key pair will be downloaded, please do not lose this file, it cannot be re-downloaded.
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