On 26 April 2015 at 04:03, James Bromberger <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Hello Debian-Cloud,
>
> Here are the Debian Jessie 8.0 base AMIs for AWS EC2 in all current
> regions:
>
> || '''Region'''  || '''hvm x86_64 ebs''' || '''paravirtual x86_64 ebs''' ||
> || ap-northeast-1 || ami-ce5594ce || ami-56549556 ||
> || ap-southeast-1 || ami-fa4c70a8 || ami-8c4c70de ||
> || ap-southeast-2 || ami-c71d61fd || ami-2f1e6215 ||
> || eu-central-1 || ami-02724d1f || ami-28724d35 ||
> || eu-west-1 || ami-99f39eee || ami-8bf29ffc ||
> || sa-east-1 || ami-b7f97daa || ami-dbf97dc6 ||
> || us-east-1 || ami-144f4d7c || ami-ac4c4ec4 ||
> || us-west-1 || ami-0343ae47 || ami-db43ae9f ||
> || us-west-2 || ami-0d5b6c3d || ami-a7596e97 ||
> || cn-north-1 || ami-26d14c1f || - ||
> || us-gov-west-1 || ami-a7d3b284 || ami-a5d3b286 ||
>
>
> Please check the signature on this email to determine its authenticity and
> integrity to confirm the AMI IDs you may wish to launch. This information
> is also available here:
> https://wiki.debian.org/Cloud/AmazonEC2Image/Jessie
>
>
>
> What about AWS Marketplace AMIs
> -------------------------------
> Updates are shortly to be submitted to the AWS Marketplace team and will
> be available after they have duplicated. The Debian entry in Marketplace is
> here:
>
> https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/seller-profile?id=890be55d-32d8-4bc8-9042-2b4fd83064d5.
> As at this time, there are over 12,000 AWS Customer accounts "subscribed"
> to the Debian images via AWS Marketplace.
>
>
>
> Difference between the Marketplace AMIs and the Community AMIs
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> The Marketplace AMIs are exact copies of those I generate in US-East-1.
> They have separate AMI IDs as they are copied into the AWS Marketplace
> account. One note is that AWS Marketplace AMIs cannot have their root
> volume "detatched" for recovery.
>
>
>
> What's New
> ----------
> 32-bit images are no longer provided as the underlying 32bit environments
> are being deprecated by AWS. Please investigate multiarch for running
> 32-bit binaries in 64-bit hosts.
>
> HVM images are now the preferred; PVM images are now deprecated by AWS;
> however, we have produced a 64-bit PVM image to support customers
> transitioning or currently holding long-term Reserved Instances.
>
> Enhanced Networking, also known as SR-IOV, is now enabled in all HVM
> images.
> http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/enhanced-networking.html
>
> Support for multiple Elastic Network Interfaces; just add via the EC2 API
> or Console, and these should be configured appropriately with no additional
> configuration.
>
> Support for sub-interfaces; just add additional IP addresses via the EC2
> API or Console, and these should be configured appropriately with no
> additional configuration.
>
> AWS Cli is installed by default. Jessie has AWS Cli version 1.4.2
> (package: awscli).
>
> In the base image, but not enabled by default, is apt-transport-https.
> With some minor configuration, you can change a base AMI to use
> https://cloudfront.debian.net instead of the default unencrypted
> http://cloudfront.debian.net for your apt sources.list. If you're locking
> down your egress traffic (perhaps via a Security Group), then you may feel
> more comfortable enabling outbound port 443 instead of outbound 80.
>
> S3 backed AMIs; these are not currently produced for Jessie, but we'll
> look to do this over the coming months.
>
>
>
> Thanks
> ----------
> Massive thanks goes to Anders Ingemann, Thomas "Zigo" Giorand, Thomaz
> Rybak, Marcin Kulisz, Charles Plessy, and everyone who helped the
> bootzstrap-vz project, packaging cloud-init, packaging awscli and
> python-boto, and testing AMIs. Also, thanks to AWS for paying for
> http://cloudfront.debian.net/ (also with SSL at
> https://cloudfront.debian.net/) which is in use now. For those looking
> for updated ISO images, check out
> http://cloudfront.debian.net/cdimage/release/.
>
>   James
>
> --
> *Mobile:* +61 422 166 708, *Email:* james_AT_rcpt.to
>

Those are great news James, thank you!

S3 backed AMIs; these are not currently produced for Jessie, but we'll look
> to do this over the coming months.

The latest dev branch should support all unpartitioned PVM S3 images. I
tried getting it to work with HVM and partitions, but it's just such a
hassle, and I'm not sure anybody uses it anyways.

Anders

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