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# Access to AWS Console

## Introduction

The AWS console is the web interface that allows access to all of AWS various services. You can use the console to administer AWS resources, work with endpoints, manage users and edit settings across your AWS account.

## What are we going to cover?

This chapter will cover logging into the AWS console and getting familiar with the console

## Steps to check

Click here to [login into your AWS account](https://console.aws.amazon.com)

## Additional Information

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