How to deploy a Jumphost with the Pinecone AWS Reference Architecture

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In this video, we configure and deploy a jump host within our freshly deployed Pinecone AWS Reference Architecture and demonstrate how to use that jump host to directly interact with our RDS Postgres instance.
Timestamps are linked below for easier navigation:
00:00 Explain why the jump host is necessary when working with the Pinecone AWS Reference Architecture
1:05 What the data flow will look like end to end
1:38 Where to find comprehensive instructions on launching a jump host
2:36 Configure and deploy the jump host
3:50 Important network settings for the jump host
4:35 Why you must pick a public subnet when launching your jump host
5:00 Security group settings for the jump host
5:55 The instance is launched - but we need to wait until its ready
6:10 File permissions for your downloaded SSH private key
6:42 The SSH command, using the private SSH key we downloaded
7:15 We're logged onto the jump host!
7:25 Granting the jump host network access to the RDS Postgres instance
8:00 Looking at the RDS Postgres security group
8:59 Installing the psql client on the jump host using yum
9:30 psql is installed, so we are ready to connect to RDS
10:10 Connecting to RDS via psql from the jump host
10:30 Testing by issuing SQL queries