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Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)

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You can either set the environment variables for "AWS_ACCESS_KEY", "AWS_SECRET_KEY", and "EC2_URL" or
You can provide these as command line options with each command: "-O, --aws-access-key", "-W, --aws-secret-key", and "-U, --url"

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You may require additional disk space when running an EC2 instance
A new EBS volume may be created and mounted to your instance as follows:
From the management console, select "Volumes" and then "Create Volume"
In the menu, you can select a type, size, and zone and specify a snapshot of data to preload onto the volume
Right click the new volume and select "Attach Volume"
Specify the instance to attach to (must be in the same region as the volume) and name the device ("/dev/sdf")
Next you must connect to the instance and mount device.

lsblk
sudo mkfs -t ext3 /dev/xvdf
sudo mkdir newDir
sudo mount /dev/xvdf newDir
lsblk

"lsblk" lists available devices and where they are mounted. Take note if your devices' name has been changed
"mkfs" will create a file system on that device
"mount" will mount the device to the specified directory

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