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Now let's talk about
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what powers our EC2 instances which is an AMI,
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so AMI stands for Amazon machine image
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and they represent a customization of an EC2 instance.
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So you can use AMIs you created by AWS
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or you can customize it into your own and what is in an AMI?
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Well we have our own software configuration,
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we can define and set up the operating system,
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we can set up any monitoring tool
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and if we create our own AMI
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we're going to get a faster boot time and configuration time
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because all the software that we want to install
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onto our EC2 instance
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is going to be prepackaged through the AMI.
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So we have to build our own AMIs
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and they can be built for a specific region
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and then they can be copied across region
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if we wanted to use it
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and leverage the AWS global infrastructure.
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So we can launch EC2 instances from different kind of AMIs.
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What we've been doing so far in this course
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is to use a public AMI and these are provided by AWS.
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So the Amazon Linux 2 AMI is a very popular AMI for AWS
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and it was provided by AWS themselves
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but we can create our own AMI
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then therefore you have to make and maintain them yourself
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there are tools obviously to automate this
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but this is a task that you have to do as a cloud user
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or finally you can launch an EC2 instance
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from an AWS Marketplace AMI
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which is an AMI that has been made by someone else
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and potentially sold by someone else
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so it is quite common to have vendors on AWS
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to create their own AMIs or their own software
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with a nice configuration and so on
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and then they will sell it through the marketplace AMI
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for you to buy it and to save some time.
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And even you as a user you could create a business
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of selling AMIs on the AWS marketplace,
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this is something that some businesses do.
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Okay so the AMI process from an EC2 instance,
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how does it work?
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Well we'll start an EC2 instance and we'll customize it.
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Then we will stop the instance
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to make sure the data integrity is correct,
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then we can build an AMI from it
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so this will also create EBS snapshots behind the scenes
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and then finally we can launch instances from other AMIs
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so this is what we'll be doing
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in the demo and the next lecture.
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So we have US-EAST-1A,
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and we can create the same instance as US-EAST-1B,
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so the process is we launch the instance in US-EAST-1A,
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we're going to customize it
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then we're going to create an AMI from it
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this will be our custom AMI.
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And then in US-EAST-1B
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we will be able to launch from that AMI
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and we'll effectively create a copy of our EC2 instance.
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So I hope you're excited
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and I will see you in the next lecture.
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