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To convert a PEM (Privacy Enhanced Mail) key file to a PPK (PuTTY Private Key) file using PuTTYgen, follow these steps: 1. **Download PuTTYgen**: If you don't already have PuTTYgen installed, you can download it from the official PuTTY website. Make sure you download the version of PuTTY that matches your system (32-bit or 64-bit). 2. **Launch PuTTYgen**: Open PuTTYgen by double-clicking the executable you downloaded or by searching for it in your Start menu or applications folder. 3. **Loading the PEM Key**: Click the "Load" button in PuTTYgen. By default, it will only display files with the .ppk extension, so you'll need to change the file type filter to "All Files" to see your PEM file. Browse to the location of your PEM key file and select it. 4. **Conversion and Save**: After selecting your PEM key, PuTTYgen will prompt you to convert it. Click "OK." PuTTYgen will ask you where you want to save the converted PPK file. Choose a location and provide a name for the PPK file, then click "Save." 5. **Key passphrase (optional)**: If your PEM key is password-protected (has a passphrase), PuTTYgen will ask you to enter the passphrase to decrypt the key. Enter it, and then click "OK." 6. *Confirm* PuTTYgen will confirm that the key has been successfully imported and converted. Click "OK." 7. **Testing**: You can now use the converted PPK file with PuTTY or any other SSH client that supports PPK keys. That's it! You have successfully converted a PEM key to a PPK key using PuTTYgen. Make sure to keep your PPK key secure, as it grants access to your SSH servers just like the original PEM key. #AWS #AmazonWebServices #CloudComputing #Serverless #DevOps #CloudSecurity #S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service) #EC2 (Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud) #Lambda (AWS Lambda) #RDS (Amazon RDS - Relational Database Service) #VPC (Amazon Virtual Private Cloud) #IAM (AWS Identity and Access Management) #CloudArchitecture #CloudMigration #AWSCommunity #AWSCertification #AWSReInvent (for AWS re:Invent conference) #CloudNative #AWSLambdaFunctions #AWSBilling