Hello, There aren't many of them in the AWS environment; some are broken and some are old, so I decided to use the information below:
https://www.netmeister.org/blog/creating-netbsd-ec2-amis.html https://www.netmeister.org/blog/netbsd-amd64-ami.html After minor tweaks, I compiled and publicly released the following AMIs. These aren't official images, but I'd appreciate feedback from anyone using AWS on whether everything is OK or if something is wrong. You might be using AWS and didn't know the latest images were available. Now you know :-) For me personally, NetBSD works very well as a small instance with AWS Graviton2 Processor which is quite cheap after good cost optimization in AWS. https://netbsd.io 11.0: # Login details: ec2-user eu-north-1 (Stockholm) amd64: ami-0145cddb5cf345869 arm64: ami-02b0c6989549cef7b eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) amd64: ami-0cf4a39aa5be88c2f arm64: ami-0d74af44a2f94f069 us-east-1 (N. Virginia) amd64: ami-04b3fd43f30b85024 arm64: ami-0f9369fa3f85b9845 10.1 eu-north-1 (Stockholm) amd64: ami-06e42a9707a64d92b arm64: ami-07cd7639672404936 eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) amd64: ami-0461e97d4fc700c6c arm64: ami-008a0557d7ac250fb us-east-1 (N. Virginia) amd64: ami-0a04013eb378f1d1f arm64: ami-0f85e38a4af745890 Thanks, -- Marcin Gondek / Drixter http://fido.e-utp.net/ AS56662
