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CentOS 7 (x86_64) - with Updates HVM

CentOS.org | 2002_01

Linux/Unix, CentOS 7 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

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    cOrtEx

i3.large instance type not available

  • April 11, 2017
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AMIs do not support i3.large instance types
Recent bug report https://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=12883 was resolved with rest of i3 instances enabled, but i3.large was skipped


    dataman

Selinux fails to update, crashes VM

  • August 26, 2016
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We didn't used to have any issues with this AMI, not sure what has changed or what I'm doing differently but my steps are pretty simple. 1.Choose Centos 7 AMI 2.20 GB drive chosen 3.Set network stuff 3. Launch 4. Run sudo yum update -y 5. Crashes on selinux-* update stuff Workaround for now sudo yum update -y --exclude=selinux*


    Jeff P.

Incorrect Marketplace restrictions in place

  • March 22, 2016
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We started experimenting with CentOS7 Marketplace images, but had a node fail. The Marketplace images have a marketplace restriction which prevents an EBS volume from being mounted onto another node for examination or recovery of data off the root partition:

Error attaching volume: Cannot attach volume 'vol-xxx' with Marketplace codes as the instance 'i-xxx' is not in the 'stopped' state.

This error message, from the Amazon reps on the Amazon Support Forums, indicate that the volume has a restriction against being mounted as a secondary volume.


    Krish

security groups

  • December 23, 2015
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When trying to launch an AMI from the marketplace, there is no way to associate more than one security group.


    Joe Greene

64bit only is not a functional spec at this time

  • January 12, 2015
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The new CentOS 7 is attempting to join Red Hat Enterprise in going strictly 64bit with no 32bit binary support. This has numerous issues with backward compatibility and with many current applications. For instance wine is not functional in such an environemtn because too much software is still 32bit