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Fedora 44 Cloud is a community-driven Linux OS optimized for cloud workloads on AWS, featuring GNOME 50, MariaDB 11.8, and Btrfs boot for smaller images.
Overview
Fedora 44 Cloud Edition
Fedora 44 Cloud is a modern, community-driven Linux operating system optimized for cloud and virtualized environments on AWS. It provides a current, stable platform with the latest open-source technologies, making it well suited for application development, web services, databases, containers, DevOps workloads, and production cloud deployments.
Built on the latest Fedora technologies, Fedora 44 Cloud combines a streamlined cloud image with strong security defaults, an updated software stack, and efficient storage utilization to help you provision and operate AWS workloads with minimal configuration.
Highlights
- Cloud-optimized image: Designed for fast provisioning and efficient operation in AWS cloud environments.
- Smaller cloud images: Btrfs subvolume support for /boot improves space utilization and reduces storage overhead.
- Latest database stack: MariaDB 11.8 is provided as the default MariaDB version, with MariaDB 10.11 available when application compatibility requires it.
- Improved TLS performance: OpenSSL certificate loading benefits from directory-hash support for CA certificates.
- Enhanced Windows application compatibility: The NTSYNC kernel module is enabled for supported Wine packages to improve compatibility and performance.
- Simplified networking: Anaconda creates network profiles for devices configured during installation, reducing unnecessary post-installation configuration.
- Security by default: SELinux is enabled in enforcing mode, with regular Fedora security updates and rapid patch delivery.
Why Fedora 44 Cloud on AWS?
- Modern software stack: Benefit from current stable versions of development tools, programming languages, libraries, and server software.
- Predictable release cycle: Fedora delivers new releases approximately every six months, with approximately 12 months of support for each release.
- Efficient cloud storage: Btrfs boot subvolume support helps optimize image and storage utilization.
- Security focused: SELinux enforcing mode is enabled by default, complemented by regular updates and timely security fixes.
- Developer friendly: Access a broad ecosystem of current open-source development tools and packages.
- Community driven: Fedora is developed by a global open-source community and sponsored by Red Hat.
- Built for cloud workloads: The Cloud edition is purpose-built for virtualized and cloud environments, making it suitable for AWS application servers, development environments, services, and production workloads.
Technical Specifications
| Operating System | Fedora 44 Cloud |
| Linux Kernel | 6.19 |
| Default Database | MariaDB 11.8 |
| Filesystem | Btrfs boot subvolume for cloud images |
| Package Manager | DNF |
| Security | SELinux enforcing mode enabled by default |
| Init System | systemd |
| Target Environment | Cloud and virtualized environments on AWS |
Deploy Fedora 44 Cloud on AWS and take advantage of a modern, efficient, and security-focused Linux platform built for cloud workloads.
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Fedora and the Fedora Infinity Design logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., in the U.S. and other countries.
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Dimension | Cost/hour |
|---|---|
t3a.xlarge Recommended | $0.25 |
t2.micro | $0.06 |
t3.micro | $0.06 |
m8id.48xlarge | $3.50 |
m3.xlarge | $0.25 |
r8id.48xlarge | $3.50 |
c6a.large | $0.15 |
r8i.32xlarge | $3.50 |
r8idb.16xlarge | $2.00 |
m8a.48xlarge | $3.50 |
Dimensions summary
You pay by the hour for vendor support tied to running Fedora 44 (Cloud Edition) on AWS. Each dimension maps to a specific EC2 instance type, so your rate follows the instance you choose to run. Larger instances (more vCPU and memory, like 48xlarge or metal sizes) carry higher hourly rates. Smaller instances (micro, nano, large) carry lower rates. There are no tiers or upfront commitments. You are billed only for the hours each instance runs. Choose the instance size that fits your workload, and pricing scales with that selection.
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The hourly rate covers vendor support for running Fedora 44 (Cloud Edition) on the EC2 instance you select. It does not include the underlying AWS compute charge for the instance itself. AWS bills that separately. You pay both the support rate and the AWS infrastructure cost.
You are billed only for the hours each instance actually runs. When an instance is stopped, the hourly support charge stops accruing. Note that AWS may still charge for attached storage on a stopped instance, but that is separate from this per-hour support rate.
Your rate follows the instance type you run. Each dimension maps to a specific type, so moving to another instance applies that instance's hourly rate. The change takes effect when you launch the new instance. There are no tiers to cross or upgrades to approve.
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Version release notes
Fedora 44 Cloud AWS AMI delivers the latest Fedora Cloud platform with updated packages, Linux kernel 6.19, MariaDB 11.8, improved Btrfs-based cloud image storage, and enhanced security and performance. This release also includes OpenSSL certificate loading improvements, Wine NTSYNC support, and streamlined network configuration for AWS cloud deployments.
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Connect to Your EC2 Instance
After launching an EC2 instance using this AMI, connect securely to your instance using SSH.
Connection Details
Protocol- SSH Port - 22 Username- fedora
For detailed, step-by-step instructions on accessing your EC2 Linux instance, refer to the official AWS documentation:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstances.html
Tip: Ensure that your EC2 security group allows inbound SSH traffic on TCP port 22 from your trusted IP address before connecting.
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