Exploring Amazon EC2: X Ways to Access EC2 Instances with Code

There are several ways to access Amazon EC2 instances with code:

1. AWS SDK for Python (Boto3): A Python library that provides a low-level interface to the Amazon EC2 API, allowing you to interact with EC2 instances, security groups, and related services from your Python code.
   
2. AWS Command Line Interface (CLI): A command-line tool that allows you to interact with EC2 instances, security groups, and related services from your terminal or command prompt.
   
3. AWS Tools for PowerShell: A PowerShell module that provides cmdlets for interacting with EC2 instances, security groups, and related services from your PowerShell code.
   
4. AWS SDK for Java: A Java library that provides a low-level interface to the Amazon EC2 API, allowing you to interact with EC2 instances, security groups, and related services from your Java code.
   
5. AWS SDK for .NET: A .NET library that provides a low-level interface to the Amazon EC2 API, allowing you to interact with EC2 instances, security groups, and related services from your .NET code.
   
6. SSH: You can also use SSH to connect to your EC2 instances and run commands directly on the instance using the command line.