- Here is Amazon's description of how to rebundle: http://ec2gsg-creating.notlong.com - Here is an article I wrote on the topic: http://alestic.com/2009/06/ec2-ami-bundle - For security reasons, I would not model putting the certificate and private key into the rebundled image as described above. Users will blindly copy this and not understand the ramifications. - With the commands above, the secret access key is stored in .bash_history on the rebundled image which can also be a security issue. - You can now use the openjdk-6 packages now instead of Sun's Java, but... - I wouldn't include Java or the API tools on the image because it adds a lot to the image size and instance startup time. - You can ec2-register from a different computer or call the API directly from a lighter program like Tim Kay's "aws" script. - Yes, the AMI tools should be included in Canonical's EC2 images if they aren't. - Yes, the kernel modules should be included in Canonical's EC2 images if they aren't. - Yes, the ec2-api-tools and ec2-ami-tools packages need to be kept up to date more than they have been in the Ubuntu archives for all Ubuntu releases. - How do you move a discussion away from a launchpad bug to which it does not relate?
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