Hi, First patch just remove 'owner_id' as a default parameter for filtering images. This was moved to features, in case that there will be just one owner id for image or 'no' owner id.
Second patch is a little bit bigger. It adds a 'Key pair' managment API for EC2 driver. Which means that you will get a new collection in entrypoints called 'keypairs'. From this point you can: 1. create new keypairs (POST /api/keypairs) (-> /api/keypairs/new) 2. list available keypairs (GET /api/keypairs) (XML/HTML response) 3. view specific keypair (GET /api/keypairs/:id) (XML/HTML response) 4. delete keypair (DELETE /api/keypairs/:id) Unfortunatelly, there is one difficulty with PEM files, which are returned in 'create' response. These are returned just once and there is no option in amazon API to get it again... So my workaround is, that I'm storing these PEM files under drivers/ec2/keys. Filename is PEM fingerprint. These files are deleted together with deleted keypair. With second patch, you will be able to login into instance if you specify a proper 'keypair name' using 'keyname' argument in 'create instance' action. -- Michal
