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| ====== Set the Instance Type ====== | ====== Set the Instance Type ====== | ||
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| When creating an Instance, you have many choices for hardware, these choices include (but are not limited to:) | When creating an Instance, you have many choices for hardware, these choices include (but are not limited to:) | ||
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| + | Above we can see that the t2.micro is the default free tier server, and this is the one we shall use in our example. The t2.micro has the following hardware specification. | ||
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| + | t2.micro (Variable ECUs, 1 vCPUs, 2.5 GHz, Intel Xeon Family, 1 GiB memory, EBS only) | ||
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| + | So for our script, the instance type will be: | ||
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