Lab6 - Configure EBS Volumes

AWS Document Guide
Lab6
Configure EBS Volumes, Snapshot and creating AMI
PLEASE READ THE BELOW NOTE BEFORE PRACTICE THIS LAB
Below lab is COST BASED lab, we need to pay some amount to amazon for
resizing the partition and resized portioned snapshot. If you are interested to
do the lab please resize the volume as 1 GB and try this scenario. The below
mentioned scenario is partially success because we have created the windows
image and use the AMI for with an instance. But we are unable to launch the
instance in this case. Sir will teach creating AMI session by using the instance
image in this class later with Auto scaling concept.
Page 1 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “EC2”.
Page 2 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Launch Instance”.
Page 3 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select “Windows Server 2016 Base”.
Page 4 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select “t2.micro”.
Click “Next”.
Page 5 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Leave default settings and click “Next”.
Page 6 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Page 7 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Key as “Name” and Value as “Windows 2016 EBS”.
Click “Next”.
Page 8 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Create a new security called “Mumbai Sec Group”.
Click “Review and Launch”.
Page 9 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Leave default settings and click “Launch”.
Page 10 of 55
AWS Document Guide
If you have existing key choose an existing key pair and select the Key pair. Other wise you need to
create an new key pair. Click “ I acknowledge”.
Click “launch Instance”.
Page 11 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click the highlighted area to view the instance.
Page 12 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Server is getting ready, wait up to 2/2 status checks.
Page 13 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Actions”
Page 14 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Get Password”.
Page 15 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Choose File”.
Page 16 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Locate the “Eveningaws.pem” file.
Click “Open”.
Page 17 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Decrypt Password”.
Page 18 of 55
AWS Document Guide
You have got the password successfully.
Type mstsc in run box, then type the Ip address of the server.
Page 19 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Type the login credentials provided by awS.
Click “Yes”.
Page 20 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Page 21 of 55
AWS Document Guide
We have connected the server successfully.
Page 22 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Now we need the modify the volume in AWS console.
Click “Volume”.
Page 23 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Modify volume”.
Page 24 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Type the size is 35GiB. (If you want to make it as 31GiB you can do the same).
Click “Modify”.
Page 25 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Yes”.
We have got information that Modify volume request succeded.
Page 26 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Right click start menu to get “Disk management”.
Page 27 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Page 28 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Open the disk management, modified partition will not shown by default. You need to press “F5”. Now
you can able to see “5.0” GB in unallocated partition.
Page 29 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select the unallocated partition and right click and then click “New Simple Volume”.
Page 30 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Next”.
Page 31 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Next”.
Page 32 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Next”.
Page 33 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “Next”.
Page 34 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click ”Finish”.
Page 35 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Now 5GB partition is ready.
Page 36 of 55
AWS Document Guide
I have stored some data in new volume.
Page 37 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Goto Volume, click “Create Snapshot”.
Page 38 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Type Name as “SansboundAMI” and Description as “Sansbound AMI”.
Snapshot creation has been started.
Page 39 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click snapshot menu,
Now snapshot is completed.
Page 40 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Now we need to create an image by using the snapshot.
Click “create image”
Page 41 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Type name as SansboundAMI
Description as SansboundAMI
And Select Hardware-assisted virtualization
Then click “Create”.
Page 42 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Page 43 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Goto AMIs,
You can able to see that image is available.
Page 44 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Go to instances, Click “Launch instance”.
Page 45 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click “My AMIs” then select Sansbound_AMI.
Page 46 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select “t2.micro”.
Click “Next”.
Page 47 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Page 48 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Leave the default settings and click “next”.
Page 49 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Key as Name and Value s “Windows 2016 AMI”.
Page 50 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select using existing group “Mumbai sec Group”.
In this stage you will get some message that we need to permit port 22 / ssh to access the system.
Please Leave that click “Continue”.
Page 51 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Click ”Launch”.
Page 52 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Select the eveningaws key and click “Launch instances”.
Page 53 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Now the server is ready.
The output was not come in this scenario. Hence, you need to delete/ terminate the instance.
Page 54 of 55
AWS Document Guide
Go to snapshots. Select snapshot and then right click. Delete.
Go to AMIs, Then you need to deregister the AMI image, it will shows some error.
Click “Deregister”.
It will take some time to remove.
Page 55 of 55

Lab6 - Configure EBS Volumes

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Lab6 - Configure EBS Volumes

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

AWS Document Guide

Configure EBS Volumes, Snapshot and creating AMI

PLEASE READ THE BELOW NOTE BEFORE PRACTICE THIS LAB

Click “Launch Instance”.

Select “Windows Server 2016 Base”.

Leave default settings and click “Next”.

Leave default settings and click “Next”.

Key as “Name” and Value as “Windows 2016 EBS”.

Create a new security called “Mumbai Sec Group”.

Click “Review and Launch”.

Leave default settings and click “Launch”.

Click “launch Instance”.

Click the highlighted area to view the instance.

Server is getting ready, wait up to 2/2 status checks.

Click “Get Password”.

Click “Choose File”.

Locate the “Eveningaws.pem” file.

Click “Decrypt Password”.

You have got the password successfully.

Type the login credentials provided by awS.

We have connected the server successfully.

Now we need the modify the volume in AWS console.

Click “Modify volume”.

We have got information that Modify volume request succeded.

Right click start menu to get “Disk management”.

Now 5GB partition is ready.

I have stored some data in new volume.

Goto Volume, click “Create Snapshot”.

Type Name as “SansboundAMI” and Description as “Sansbound AMI”.

Snapshot creation has been started.

Click snapshot menu,

Now snapshot is completed.

Now we need to create an image by using the snapshot.

Click “create image”

Type name as SansboundAMI

And Select Hardware-assisted virtualization

Then click “Create”.

You can able to see that image is available.

Go to instances, Click “Launch instance”.

Click “My AMIs” then select Sansbound_AMI.

Leave default settings and click “Next”.

Leave the default settings and click “next”.

Key as Name and Value s “Windows 2016 AMI”.

Select using existing group “Mumbai sec Group”.

Select the eveningaws key and click “Launch instances”.

Now the server is ready.

Go to snapshots. Select snapshot and then right click. Delete.

It will take some time to remove.

You might also like