Tag: powershell
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How to manage EC2 EBS volume snapshots with PowerShell
One of the best features of Elastic Block Storage (EBS) volumes in AWS is the capability to incrementally “snapshot” these volumes to more durable S3 storage. Everyone knows that if you don’t create these snapshots, one day your production EBS volume will go “poof” and disappear. Is that why the standard AWS icon, nearby, for a snapshot looks vaguely…
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Connect two AD FS federation servers
AD FS setup and configuration
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How to use Amazon.EC2.Model.Filter with PowerShell to identify EC2 instances
PowerShell arrays of hash tables
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Managing EC2 instances in AWS Elastic Load Balancers
A simple PowerShell script to manage EC2 instances in an ELB
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Deregister an AWS AMI and remove associated S3 snapshots
Update 2016-04-28: I’ve written an updated version of the script below that offers a graphical interface for managing AMIs. Of course, the script below still works. Recently, I wrote a PowerShell script that uses an EC2 instance’s Name tag to create an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) of that running instance. This post is about a bookend script…
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Create an EC2 AMI using instance name tags via PowerShell
Automate EC2 AMI creation