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in this video tutorial I will take you step by step through creating an Amazon machine image or Ami and then how to create a new instance using it before fixing the public IP address that Amazon gives it by default and finally testing it to prove itamp;#39;s fully working so after this short introduction I will get right to it there are basically two main reasons why you want to create an instance using your own Ami the first is you want more instances based on an existing one whether it be in the current region or a new one or second you want to restore and replace the existing instance with an earlier saved version I am going to be demonstrating the second option which is to replace this existing instance with an earlier saved version from a snapshot by using an Ami as most AWS users will be faced with this problem at some point but first so you know what the final product will look like I will quickly show you around this instance and highlight a few things as we go

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It is not possible to update an existing AMI and keep the same AMI id. You will either need to create a new custom AMI and update your launch configuration for the Auto Scaling group, or change your setup to apply changes to the instance after launching an instance of the base AMI as @DavidLevesque suggests.
Grant Permissions on AMI to target the AWS account Click on the AMI on the left panel under Images. Select your newly created AMI. Click Actions Modify Image Permissions. Enter the AWS account number for the target account and click Add Permission. Click Save.
Log in to the AWS Management Console, display the EC2 page for your region, then click Instances. Choose the instance from which you want to create a custom AMI. Click Actions and click Create Image. Type a name for Image Name that is easily identifiable to you and, optionally, input text for Image Description.
Open the EC2 Image Builder console at . Choose Image pipelines from the navigation pane. Select the check box next to the Pipeline name that you want to run. To create the image, select Run pipeline from the Actions menu. This starts the pipeline.
Open the Settings page in the AWS RAM console. Choose Enable sharing with AWS Organizations, and then choose Save settings.
Open the Amazon EC2 console at . In the navigation pane, under Elastic Block Store, choose Snapshots. Choose the snapshot and choose Actions, Create Image. In the Create Image from EBS Snapshot dialog box, complete the fields to create your AMI, then choose Create.
Create an AMI from an Amazon EC2 Instance Right-click the instance you want to use as the basis for your AMI, and choose Create Image from the context menu. Create Image context menu. In the Create Image dialog box, type a unique name and description, and then choose Create Image.
For example, when you create a custom AMI, you are essentially creating a new Amazon EBS-backed AMI from an existing instance. This involves creating a new Amazon EBS snapshot of the instances root volume and then registering the snapshot as a new AMI.

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