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Hi,
Scenario:
I have a web application running on port 8080 in my local machine (laptop).
I want to access this application from a remote EC2 instance in a private Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)...
Hi Team,
I am creating a way to automate the patching task for EC2 instances. I have created a maintenance window and registered the targets. When I want to register a task, I selected "Register...
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I have 4 different maintenance windows with different tasks assigned.
One starts EC2 instance, second runs "Patch scanning", third runs "Patch installation" and fourth stops the instance.
As the...
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I have apache2 running on port 8080 in my local machine and I want to port forward from local machine to remote ec2 private instance.
Hi everyone,
I'm automating CloudWatch custom metric alarms using AWS Lambda and Systems Manager, following this guide:...
asked 4 days ago
This is a follow up of my earlier question [https://repost.aws/questions/QUTz5jDAAkSZaWFNKQTVbTyA/how-to-run-rds-without-getting-charged]()
I wanted to access the RDS instance from my local machine,...
Hi,
The question same as in the title. Can/does "aws SSM patch manager" patch instances with state "Stopped"?
Im curious, because it seems that sometimes, even thought the patch manager is being ran...
If I try to start an SSM session from AWS CLI when the EC2 disk is full, I get this error:
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Starting session with SessionId: foo@bar.com-sdfsfsdfsdfsdfsdf
SessionId: foo@bar.com-sdfsfsdfsdfsdfsdf...
I have ssm managed nodes, and for each node, I have a tag called app_version that records the current installed version of our inhouse application. To update our application, I am using a inhouse...
ca-central-1 region.
`Last successful execution date
Wed, 03 Jul 2024 00:54:27 GMT`
AWS-ApplyChefRecipes `Timed Out` even use the sample cookbook...
I understand that it is possible to use SSM state manager to run an Ansible playbook against an EC2 instance (windows instance).
For linux, my understanding is that Ansible should be installed...
I enabled ssm on my instances in eu-north-1, after a while I start seeing access deny cloudtrails coming from this instances where the event name is "HeadObject" and the request parameters are...