Examples of using Launch your instance in English and their translations into Spanish
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Launch your instances into a VPC instead of EC2-Classic.
Follow the remaining steps in the wizard to launch your instance.
When you launch your instance, you secure it by specifying a key pair and security group.
After you create a key pair,you can specify it when you launch your instance.
To do this, you must launch your instance into a VPC and subnet that has an associated IPv6 CIDR block.
Follow the directions to complete the wizard and launch your instance.
To specify user data when you launch your instance, use the run-instances command with the--user-data parameter.
When you're ready, choose Launch to select orcreate a key pair, and launch your instance.
You specify the name of the key pair when you launch your instance, then provide the private key when you log in using SSH.
Review your settings,then choose Launch to choose a key pair and launch your instance.
Choose whether to launch your instance with an existing key pair, create a new key pair, or launch your instance without a key pair.
Make any changes that you need, andthen choose Launch to choose a key pair and launch your instance.
You can use a block device mapping to specify additional EBS volumes when you launch your instance, or you can attach additional EBS volumes after your instance is running.
On the Review Instance Launch page, review your settings, andthen choose Launch to choose a key pair and launch your instance.
If you purchased a regional Reserved Instance, you can launch your instance into any Availability Zone.
For the best performance, we recommend that you use current generation instance types andHVM AMIs when you launch your instances.
If your AWS account supports both EC2-Classic and EC2-VPC,you can either create a new AWS account or launch your instances into a region that you haven't used before.
To set up an instance quickly for testing purposes,choose Review and Launch to accept the default configuration settings, and launch your instance.
An AMI is a template for launching your instance.
Launching Your Instance from an AMI.
After you have launched your instance, you can use it to run tasks.
If you did not specify a key pair when you launched your instance, there is no way to connect to the instance. .
You can also use instance metadata to access user data that you specified when launching your instance.
This is useful if you have launched your instance from a public AMI from a third party.
When you connect to your instance, you must specify the private key of the key pair that you specified when launching your instance.
For more information about launching aninstance using the console, see Launching Your Instance from an AMI.
By launching your instances into a VPC instead of EC2-Classic, you gain the ability to.
By launching your instances in separate Availability Zones, you can protect your applications from the failure of a single location.
Follow the procedure for launching an instance at Launching Your Instance from an AMI, but when you get to Step 6 in that procedure, copy your shell script in the User data field, and then complete the launch procedure.
If you have enabled your VPC for IPv6 and launched your instance with an IPv6 address, you can connect to your instance using its IPv6 address instead of a public IPv4 address.
