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How to inject image in AMI

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welcome to my channel folks today Iamp;#39;m going to show you how you can create your own Amazon machine image there are plenty of machine images available there some of them are maintained by Amazon itself some of them are maintained by community but sometimes corporates are or other parties will like to create their own machine image bootstrap them with customized binaries and libraries that would like to distribute to other departments to be used so today I am going to show you how you can create your own machine image so let me get back to my ec2 dashboard and start a machine so letamp;#39;s go ahead and start a machine I am going to use the Amazon Linux operating system and I am going to use a free tier CPU and memory core Iamp;#39;m going to have a public IP address so that I can and connect to it if there is any problem and I also need an I am role so that they can copy some files from my s3 bucket so the most important thing is here in the advanced details Iamp;#39;m going

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How to create an AMI snapshot?

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.

How do I make an AMI image?

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.

What are the two types of AMI?

Amazon Machine Images (AWS AMI) offers two types of virtualization: Paravirtual (PV) and Hardware Virtual Machine (HVM). Each solution offers its own advantages.

What is the difference between snapshot and AMI?

Snapshots are used to restore volumes or create existing ones. AMI is a template that can be used to create an EC2 instance exactly the same as the EC2 instance when the image was taken at a particular instance.

Can you create an AMI from a snapshot?

In the Create Image from EBS Snapshot dialog box, complete the fields to create your AMI, then choose Create. If youre re-creating a parent instance, then choose the same options as the parent instance.

How do I upload an AMI image to AWS?

Procedure Push the image to S3: After the upload to S3 ends, import the image as a snapshot into EC2: Create an image from the uploaded snapshot by selecting the snapshot in the EC2 console, right clicking on it and selecting Create Image:

Is AMI the same as snapshot?

A snapshot is of an EBS volume where you are able to save state and reboot with the same data at a certain point in time. An AMI is similar, but its for the EC2 instances themselves. You cannot take a snapshot of a non ebs backed instance, but you can create a AMI (system image) of one.

What is the difference between a snapshot and an image in AWS?

What is the Difference Between Image and Snapshot? In Amazon EC2, an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) backs up an entire server including all attached EBS volumes. A snapshot is a point in time copy of a certain volume. You can take snapshots of your EBS volumes and save them in S3 storage.

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