I'm hoping to get the one web server we still have on a cert we have to
pay for switched over to Let's Encrypt, and so I cloned the server in
question to a spot instance.
The server in question is an EC2 instance running Amazon Linux (not
Amazon Linux 2), with a Bitnami Trac/SVN stack on it, and Tomcat 8
installed independently of the Bitnami stack.
To clone it, I created an AMI from the most recent backup snapshot, and
then launched a spot instance from that AMI.
Once the test instance spun up, when I was finally able to connect to
the Tomcat server on it, I found that (1) it had been updated, (2) the
ROOT context had been partially overwritten with the default ROOT
context, and (3) the manager context had been returned to the "factory"
disabled state.
To coin a phrase, "What just happened?"
Can anybody shed any light on this?
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JHHL
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