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Summary
Step 01: Go to the existing Image Recipe
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Step 02: Create a new version of the Test Image recipe from the Test Image Recipe
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Step 03: Update the version of the Image Recipe
Step 04: Update the Image Recipe options as needed and Create Recipe
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Step 05: Make sure you have a new version of the Image Recipe
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Step 06: Go to the existing Image Pipeline
Step 07: Edit the pipeline
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Step 08: Update the new Image Recipe Version and Save Changes
Step 09: Run the Pipeline again
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Step 10: Go to the EC2 running instances
Here you will find an EC2 instance that is being used for building the image.
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Step 11: Go to the System Manager > Run Command
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Step 12: Navigate to the Command History
This will show you the commands that have been run on the instance.
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Step 13: Navigate to the EC2 Console > AMI(s)
You will find a new AMI(s) being ready.
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Step 14: Wait for the Image Building Pipeline’s status to be changed into Testing phase.
Once AMI(s) will be Available, build pipeline will be go into the Testing phase.
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Step 15: Once the Testing phase completed with success. It’s status will enter into the distribution phase to Available.
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Contents
- Step 01: Go to the existing Image Recipe
- Step 02: Create a new version of the Test Image recipe from the Test Image Recipe
- Step 03: Update the version of the Image Recipe
- Step 04: Update the Image Recipe options as needed and Create Recipe
- Step 05: Make sure you have a new version of the Image Recipe
- Step 06: Go to the existing Image Pipeline
- Step 07: Edit the pipeline
- Step 08: Update the new Image Recipe Version and Save Changes
- Step 09: Run the Pipeline again
- Step 10: Go to the EC2 running instances
- Step 11: Go to the System Manager > Run Command
- Step 12: Navigate to the Command History
- Step 13: Navigate to the EC2 Console > AMI(s)
- Step 14: Wait for the Image Building Pipeline’s status to be changed into Testing phase.
- Step 15: Once the Testing phase completed with success. It’s status will enter into the distribution phase to Available.