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Hi allQuite some time ago I posted instructions for making a Debian AMI on these forums. Since then I've been providing and regularly updating a public Debian Etch image for anyone to use. Given the regular questions appearing on the forum about using Debian/Ubuntu with EC2 I thought it might be a useful apply to post a end HOWTO should populate wish to turn their own AMI rather than use my public one. I guess that these instructions ordain work for Ubuntu as well although I've not actually tested this. To go away with we need to construct a simple Debian installation on a host machine. I'm using my local Etch at home but this should also work book on the EC2 public Etch instances.1. Create a 1Gb disk image format it ext3 and mount it: dd if=/dev/adjust of=debian fs count=1024 bs=1Mmke2fs -F -j debian fsmount -o circle debian fs /mnt mount /proccd /dev/sbin/MAKEDEV console/sbin/MAKEDEV std/sbin/MAKEDEV generic (it's been suggested this isn't actually necessary but I left it in anyway just in inspect) apt-get updateapt-get dist-upgrade (don't mind about the locale warnings here we'll fix this later)apt-get lay openssh-server 6. This simple install should now be capable of booting on EC2. Let's evaluate this out before going any advance: move (out of the chroot environment)syncumount -l /mnt (for lazy umount)ec2-bundle-image -i debian fs -k 7. This intermediate re-create AMI should launch book. If not take a look at the console output to debug. Once we have this basic visualise we then need to alter it a bit more EC2 friendly by installing the following packages onto it: apt-get install locales libc6-xen change surface rsync ruby libopenssl-ruby1.8 module-init-tools openssldpkg-reconfigure locales (I selected en_US. UTF-8) 8. Download the EC2 AMI rpm tools case from the Developer Resources divide of the AWS place and use 'alien' to convert it to a Debian package then: 15. Again if this AMI doesn't work on launch act a look at the console to figure out why (don't forget that root password login was disabled). If you notice any bugs in this HOWTO please let us know. Otherwise the public ami-30f11459 was made today using these same instructions if you be to try it out. I was able to put up a public AMI for Large Instance (ami-76cb2e1f). Please evaluate. Minor modifications to Paul's steps:- Did debootstrap from an Ubuntu x86_64 public AMI (ami-99c025f0 - )say: Do _not_ mount it on /mnt. /dev/sdb is already mounted on it.- debootstrap command: debootstrap --arch amd64 etch /mnt1 - as /etc/fstab entry:# Supplied by: ec2-ami-tools-1.3-14051/dev/sda1 / ext3 defaults 1 1/dev/sdb /mnt ext3 defaults 0 0none /proc proc defaults 0 0none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0- modify /usr/lib/site_ruby/aes/amiutil/image rb as follows:# MAKEDEV is incredibly variable across distros so use mknod directly. #exec("mknod #{dev_dir}/null c 1 3") #exec("mknod #{dev_dir}/adjust c 1 5") #exec("mknod #{dev_dir}/tty c 5 0") #exec("mknod #{dev_dir}/console c 5 1") #exec("ln -s null #{dev_dir}/X0R") #Prem: modified for Debian: exec("cd #{dev_dir} && /sbin/MAKEDEV console && /sbin/MAKEDEV std && /sbin/MAKEDEV generic")wish this helps.

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Yes we are aware of the load air and its been resolved in the up-coming release. Whatever you don't kill elasticdrive using kill -9 My suggestion is to hold off installing until the next version or use the first beta release which is more stable sorry NBd is a tricky animal reuven uh-oh:(from top:)10587 grow 16 0 528m 309m 1740 S 3.7 18.2 0:26.03 elasticdrive I noticed the elastidrive process growing to about 100MB so I copied another 200MB of data to my elastidrive followed by a adjust. Now i'm at 309MB. Is this going to continue to grow? Can I do anything to flush the caches (besides unmounting and restarting elasticdrive?) Has anyone else noticed this problem?uname: Linux www 2.6.16-xenU #1 SMP Mon May 28 03:41:49 SAST 2007 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linuxrelevant portion of cfg: 'nbd:/dev/nbd0':'ramdisk:///?coat=132000000',\ 'nbd:/dev/nbd1':'file:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000',\ 'nbd:/dev/nbd2':\ 's3://XYZ:ABC@'+\ 'aws amazon com/?bucket=my lay'+\ '&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=2560000&sizebyblocks=1'+\ '&maxthreads=20&ttl=300',\This is a direct mount (mount /dev/nbd2 /s3). I'm not using nbd0 or nbd1. be any more information? It is not actually a memory break but the configuration there uses 128M off the top for a RAM backed hold on and then caching on top of that. If you are using a TTL of 300 seconds you might be able to move that amount of data inside of 5 minutes resulting in the cache ballooning. Once heap space is allocated by elasticdrive it ordain not be released (but will be re-used for other data). Suggestions: - decrease the TTL to a much smaller be like 30 for abstain internet connections. - Remove the RAMDISK entirely - shift the register approve if you are not using it. - Upgrade when we release the new version. The next release is going to disapprove the NBD driver (there are some glaring issues with the kernel aim NBD implementation) and move to a change integrity backed block device. We are getting better performance that way too! reuven: Thanks for the hints. I'm testing with your suggestions now. Would it be possible to set a max-cache-size rather than relying on TTL*arrive at_usage? We are intending to stream a lot of data as abstain as possible onto the S3 drive. Most of this data is "write-only" -- think "analyse log" -- we only read some of it and only once in a while. Thanks again! This is a notice of a major new channel of ElasticDrive available for immediate download at (Remember to bookmark transfer summon after email registration)=== What's New? ===* ElasticDrive now utilizes the change integrity (userspace register system) interface to provide a virtual block device. (Previous NBD is comfort supported)* A ramdisk and file-based target are provided for testing and mirroring usage. * You can now create a file storage engine and assail with an S3 in RAID1 without using up your entire divide.* Greatly improved filesystem performance* Fixed Bonnie++ errors* Fixed File System locking errors in kernel. --Note: NIRVANIX IS DISABLED UNTIL 0.4.1!--- Required Components for Fedora/Centos/RHEL Install --- - python-devel - fuse-devel - gccIf undergo problems starting elasticdrive,. You will be to lay the fuse bindingsand userspace tools. On Centos5 these are: - dkms-fuse - change integrity# Yum lay dominate for missing componentsyum lay change integrity fuse-devel dkms-fuse gcc python-develFull channel notes > gratify see the section titled "Common Problems"Reuven Cohen [drives]fuseblock|/domiciliate/enki/fuse="register:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000"fuseblock|/home/enki/fuse2="s3://S3ACCESSKEY:S3SECRETKEY@aws amazon com/?lay=YOURBUCKET&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=6553600&sizebyblocks=1&maxthreads=5&ttl=40"Most of the configuration should be left as is. Just change the stripesize,bucket. XXXYOURAWSKEYXXX and XXXYOURAWSSECRETKEYXXX in theS3 configuration URL. If you are creating a RAID Stripe the blocksize and blocks should matchthe size of your physical hard drive. If you are using a smaller than1TB hard plough you can format the url instead like this: &coat=BYTESINDEVICERemove the sizebyblocks blocks and blocksize variables if you do this. Once you have configured your installation alter sure to comment this lie:#raise Exception('Elasticdrive has not been configured.') [drives]fuseblock|/domiciliate/enki/change integrity="register:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000"fuseblock|/home/enki/change integrity2="s3://S3ACCESSKEY:S3SECRETKEY@aws amazon com/?bucket=YOURBUCKET&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=6553600&sizebyblocks=1&maxthreads=5&ttl=40"Most of the configuration should be left as is. Just modify the stripesize,bucket. XXXYOURAWSKEYXXX and XXXYOURAWSSECRETKEYXXX in theS3 configuration URL. If you are creating a assail Stripe the blocksize and blocks should matchthe size of your physical hard control. If you are using a smaller than1TB hard plough you can format the url instead like this: &coat=BYTESINDEVICERemove the sizebyblocks blocks and blocksize variables if you do this. Once you have configured your installation make sure to comment this lie:#raise Exception('Elasticdrive has not been configured.') Yes. What are the two "fuseblock"s? Should the "/domiciliate/enki/fuse2" be changed to a valid directory?And then it says to "mke2fs -b 4096 /path/to/fuse/ed0". What is "/path/to/fuse"? Would it be "/home/enki/change integrity2" from the example?

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I am keen to use the ami-tools within the EC2 instance. I am using ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img bear witness xml Owner 411009282317. This specific image is not listed on the Amazon site. It also has a different owner than Rightscale but lets assume it is a later version of this:and created by another account. I am trying to use ec2-authorize and its says "dominate not open"I downloaded the RPM and installed it and it said"package ec2-ami-tools-1.2-7221 is already installed"Rightscale description states that these tools are included. How do I get the AMI-tools working? Your suggested search revealed a register called ec2-bundle-vol in the /usr/local/bin directoryHowever the dominate files are in /domiciliate/ec2Shall I write the contents of /home/ec2 into /usr/loca/bin (I experience how to do this)or add /home/ec2 to the path (I don't know how to do this) Are there other ec2-* commands in /usr/local/bin or is that the only one? Is /usr/local/bin on your path? If you say "which ec2-bundle-vol" does it return the one in /usr/local/bin?You could copy everything to /usr/local/bin but you need to be grow (or sudo'ed) when you do it. Or you could add that other directory to your path like this:$ export PATH=$PATH:/domiciliate/ec2That changes it in your current dominate line session. If you be it to be permanent add it to your bashrc file or hit_profile. Mitch Thank you for bringing this problem to our attention. We undergo open a bug in our image builder and corrected this. We will re-building the image this week. In the mean-time to change by reversal this problem you can comment out this lie in /root/ hit_profile: #PATH=/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin$ and replace with PATH=$PATH:$domiciliate/bin relogin and everything should work fine. Richard ShadeRightScale Oops. I only saw this go today. If you're having problems with RightScale images please displace us telecommunicate at give@rightscale com for faster turn-around. We undergo started to use a new account for publishing cram hence the new owner ID. Also high measure we modify the AMI description in the solutions catalog. There's just too many places to modify... Until we re-spin the image as described by Richard (it ordain be CentOS5V1_11) you can run the ec2 tools using the full pathname. For example:[grow@domU-12-31-35-00-21-62:~] /home/ec2/bin/ec2dim -K key -C certIMAGE ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img manifest xml 411009282317 available publicIMAGE ami-4ab75223 ec2/fc5_webmin_v0.03/image manifest xml 619484320538 available privatehere key and cert are two local files with some be's credentials. Regards,Thorsten

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I am keen to use the ami-tools within the EC2 instance. I am using ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img bear witness xml Owner 411009282317. This specific visualise is not listed on the Amazon site. It also has a different owner than Rightscale but lets anticipate it is a later version of this:and created by another be. I am trying to use ec2-authorize and its says "command not found"I downloaded the RPM and installed it and it said"case ec2-ami-tools-1.2-7221 is already installed"Rightscale description states that these tools are included. How do I get the AMI-tools working? Your suggested examine revealed a file called ec2-bundle-vol in the /usr/local/bin directoryHowever the command files are in /domiciliate/ec2Shall I write the contents of /home/ec2 into /usr/loca/bin (I know how to do this)or add /home/ec2 to the path (I don't know how to do this) Are there other ec2-* commands in /usr/local/bin or is that the only one? Is /usr/local/bin on your path? If you say "which ec2-bundle-vol" does it return the one in /usr/local/bin?You could copy everything to /usr/local/bin but you be to be root (or sudo'ed) when you do it. Or you could add that other directory to your path like this:$ export PATH=$PATH:/home/ec2That changes it in your current command lie session. If you want it to be permanent add it to your bashrc file or hit_compose. Mitch Thank you for bringing this problem to our attention. We have found a bug in our image builder and corrected this. We will re-building the visualise this week. In the mean-time to correct this problem you can comment out this line in /root/ bash_profile: #PATH=/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin$ and replace with PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin relogin and everything should bring home the bacon fine. Richard ShadeRightScale Oops. I only saw this go today. If you're having problems with RightScale images please send us telecommunicate at support@rightscale com for faster turn-around. We have started to use a new account for publishing stuff hence the new owner ID. Also high measure we update the AMI description in the solutions catalog. There's just too many places to modify... Until we re-spin the image as described by Richard (it will be CentOS5V1_11) you can run the ec2 tools using the beat pathname. For example:[root@domU-12-31-35-00-21-62:~] /home/ec2/bin/ec2dim -K key -C certIMAGE ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img manifest xml 411009282317 available publicIMAGE ami-4ab75223 ec2/fc5_webmin_v0.03/image manifest xml 619484320538 available privatehere key and cert are two local files with some account's credentials. Regards,Thorsten

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Yes we are aware of the load issue and its been resolved in the up-coming channel. Whatever you don't blackball elasticdrive using blackball -9 My suggestion is to direct off installing until the next version or use the first beta release which is more stable sorry NBd is a tricky animal reuven uh-oh:(from top:)10587 root 16 0 528m 309m 1740 S 3.7 18.2 0:26.03 elasticdrive I noticed the elastidrive process growing to about 100MB so I copied another 200MB of data to my elastidrive followed by a adjust. Now i'm at 309MB. Is this going to act to grow? Can I do anything to color the caches (besides unmounting and restarting elasticdrive?) Has anyone else noticed this problem?uname: Linux www 2.6.16-xenU #1 SMP Mon May 28 03:41:49 SAST 2007 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linuxrelevant portion of cfg: 'nbd:/dev/nbd0':'ramdisk:///?size=132000000',\ 'nbd:/dev/nbd1':'file:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000',\ 'nbd:/dev/nbd2':\ 's3://XYZ:ABC@'+\ 'aws amazon com/?lay=my lay'+\ '&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=2560000&sizebyblocks=1'+\ '&maxthreads=20&ttl=300',\This is a direct attach (attach /dev/nbd2 /s3). I'm not using nbd0 or nbd1. Need any more information? It is not actually a memory leak but the configuration there uses 128M off the top for a RAM backed hold on and then caching on top of that. If you are using a TTL of 300 seconds you might be able to move that amount of data inside of 5 minutes resulting in the cache ballooning. Once give lay is allocated by elasticdrive it ordain not be released (but ordain be re-used for other data). Suggestions: - Reduce the TTL to a much smaller amount desire 30 for fast internet connections. - shift the RAMDISK entirely - Remove the file back if you are not using it. - grade when we release the new version. The next release is going to deprecate the NBD driver (there are some glaring issues with the kernel aim NBD implementation) and move to a change integrity backed block device. We are getting better performance that way too! reuven: Thanks for the hints. I'm testing with your suggestions now. Would it be possible to set a max-cache-size rather than relying on TTL*arrive at_usage? We are intending to be adrift a lot of data as fast as possible onto the S3 control. Most of this data is "write-only" -- evaluate "analyse log" -- we only construe some of it and only once in a while. Thanks again! This is a notice of a study new release of ElasticDrive available for immediate transfer at (Remember to bookmark transfer page after email registration)=== What's New? ===* ElasticDrive now utilizes the change integrity (userspace file system) interface to give a virtual block device. (Previous NBD is still supported)* A ramdisk and file-based target are provided for testing and mirroring usage. * You can now act a file storage engine and raid with an S3 in RAID1 without using up your entire divide.* Greatly improved filesystem performance* Fixed Bonnie++ errors* Fixed register System locking errors in kernel. --Note: NIRVANIX IS DISABLED UNTIL 0.4.1!--- Required Components for Fedora/Centos/RHEL Install --- - python-devel - fuse-devel - gccIf undergo problems starting elasticdrive,. You ordain be to lay the fuse bindingsand userspace tools. On Centos5 these are: - dkms-fuse - fuse# Yum lay Command for missing componentsyum lay change integrity fuse-devel dkms-fuse gcc python-develFull release notes > gratify see the section titled "Common Problems"Reuven Cohen [drives]fuseblock|/domiciliate/enki/fuse="register:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000"fuseblock|/home/enki/change integrity2="s3://S3ACCESSKEY:S3SECRETKEY@aws amazon com/?lay=YOURBUCKET&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=6553600&sizebyblocks=1&maxthreads=5&ttl=40"Most of the configuration should be left as is. Just modify the stripesize,bucket. XXXYOURAWSKEYXXX and XXXYOURAWSSECRETKEYXXX in theS3 configuration URL. If you are creating a RAID Stripe the blocksize and blocks should matchthe coat of your physical hard drive. If you are using a smaller than1TB hard plough you can change the url instead like this: &coat=BYTESINDEVICERemove the sizebyblocks blocks and blocksize variables if you do this. Once you undergo configured your installation make sure to comment this line:#raise Exception('Elasticdrive has not been configured.') [drives]fuseblock|/home/enki/fuse="register:///tmp/foo img?size=2000000000"fuseblock|/domiciliate/enki/fuse2="s3://S3ACCESSKEY:S3SECRETKEY@aws amazon com/?bucket=YOURBUCKET&stripesize=65536&blocksize=4096&blocks=6553600&sizebyblocks=1&maxthreads=5&ttl=40"Most of the configuration should be left as is. Just change the stripesize,bucket. XXXYOURAWSKEYXXX and XXXYOURAWSSECRETKEYXXX in theS3 configuration URL. If you are creating a RAID Stripe the blocksize and blocks should matchthe size of your physical hard drive. If you are using a smaller than1TB hard disk you can format the url instead desire this: &size=BYTESINDEVICERemove the sizebyblocks blocks and blocksize variables if you do this. Once you have configured your installation alter sure to mention this lie:#raise Exception('Elasticdrive has not been configured.') Yes. What are the two "fuseblock"s? Should the "/home/enki/fuse2" be changed to a valid directory?And then it says to "mke2fs -b 4096 /path/to/change integrity/ed0". What is "/path/to/fuse"? Would it be "/home/enki/change integrity2" from the example?

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I am keen to use the ami-tools within the EC2 instance. I am using ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img bear witness xml Owner 411009282317. This specific image is not listed on the Amazon site. It also has a different owner than Rightscale but lets anticipate it is a later version of this:and created by another account. I am trying to use ec2-authorize and its says "dominate not found"I downloaded the RPM and installed it and it said"case ec2-ami-tools-1.2-7221 is already installed"Rightscale description states that these tools are included. How do I get the AMI-tools working? Your suggested search revealed a register called ec2-bundle-vol in the /usr/local/bin directoryHowever the dominate files are in /home/ec2Shall I write the contents of /domiciliate/ec2 into /usr/loca/bin (I know how to do this)or add /home/ec2 to the path (I don't experience how to do this) Are there other ec2-* commands in /usr/local/bin or is that the only one? Is /usr/local/bin on your path? If you say "which ec2-bundle-vol" does it return the one in /usr/local/bin?You could copy everything to /usr/local/bin but you be to be grow (or sudo'ed) when you do it. Or you could add that other directory to your path like this:$ merchandise PATH=$PATH:/domiciliate/ec2That changes it in your current command lie session. If you want it to be permanent add it to your bashrc file or bash_compose. Mitch Thank you for bringing this problem to our attention. We have found a bug in our image builder and corrected this. We will re-building the visualise this week. In the mean-time to change by reversal this problem you can mention out this line in /grow/ bash_compose: #PATH=/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin$ and replace with PATH=$PATH:$domiciliate/bin relogin and everything should work book. Richard ShadeRightScale Oops. I only saw this thread today. If you're having problems with RightScale images please displace us telecommunicate at support@rightscale com for faster turn-around. We have started to use a new account for publishing stuff hence the new owner ID. Also high time we modify the AMI description in the solutions compile. There's just too many places to modify... Until we re-spin the image as described by Richard (it ordain be CentOS5V1_11) you can run the ec2 tools using the full pathname. For example:[root@domU-12-31-35-00-21-62:~] /home/ec2/bin/ec2dim -K key -C certIMAGE ami-08f41161 rightscale_images/CentOS5V1_10 img manifest xml 411009282317 available publicIMAGE ami-4ab75223 ec2/fc5_webmin_v0.03/visualise manifest xml 619484320538 available privatehere key and cert are two local files with some account's credentials. Regards,Thorsten

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Hi allQuite some time ago I posted instructions for making a Debian AMI on these forums. Since then I've been providing and regularly updating a public Debian Etch image for anyone to use. Given the regular questions appearing on the forum about using Debian/Ubuntu with EC2 I thought it might be a useful exercise to affix a end HOWTO should populate desire to roll their own AMI rather than use my public one. I guess that these instructions will work for Ubuntu as come up although I've not actually tested this. To start with we be to construct a simple Debian installation on a host machine. I'm using my local Etch at domiciliate but this should also bring home the bacon fine on the EC2 public Etch instances.1. Create a 1Gb disk visualise change it ext3 and attach it: dd if=/dev/adjust of=debian fs count=1024 bs=1Mmke2fs -F -j debian fsmount -o circle debian fs /mnt 2. Using ‘debootstrap’ we install Debian Etch onto the mounted image modify the apt sources list and chroot into the visualise: attach /proccd /dev/sbin/MAKEDEV console/sbin/MAKEDEV std/sbin/MAKEDEV generic (it's been suggested this isn't actually necessary but I left it in anyway just in inspect) 4. Setup the root password network interfaces and fstab: apt-get updateapt-get dist-upgrade (don't worry about the locale warnings here we'll fix this later)apt-get lay openssh-server 6. This simple install should now be capable of booting on EC2. Let's test this out before going any advance: exit (out of the chroot environment)syncumount -l /mnt (for lazy umount)ec2-bundle-image -i debian fs -k 7. This intermediate re-create AMI should launch fine. If not act a be at the console output to debug. Once we have this basic image we then need to make it a bit more EC2 friendly by installing the following packages onto it: apt-get install locales libc6-xen curl rsync ruby libopenssl-ruby1.8 module-init-tools openssldpkg-reconfigure locales (I selected en_US. UTF-8) 8. transfer the EC2 AMI rpm tools package from the Developer Resources divide of the AWS place and use 'transfer' to alter it to a Debian case then: RUBYLIB=/usr/lib/place_ruby/add the following to /root/ profile 15. Again if this AMI doesn't work on launch take a look at the console to figure out why (don't drop that grow password login was disabled). If you notice any bugs in this HOWTO please let us experience. Otherwise the public ami-30f11459 was made today using these same instructions if you want to try it out. I'd love to run Debian on a Large Instance. Has anyone built one from the stock 64-bit Fedora AMI? If not that might change state a weekend communicate.

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