Amazon EC2 AMI
The current public AMI is:
ami-d70fe1be
There is no “root” access to our AMI’s. The user name is “a1305″ and you can use your own Amazon Ec2 account’s private key to ssh. Commonly the command will look like:
ssh -i <path to private key> a1305@<Public DNS of launched cloud machine>
Currently we only support 32-bit configurations. Please use the m1.small type machine.
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Nawwar 3:56 pm on March 28, 2010 Permalink
First of all, very nice job. Your library and AMI will be very helpful for me. So thank you.
But I wonder why there’s no root access? is there a reason for that?
I need to mount an EBS volume, and that requires root!