问题
I have an elastic instance that I have configured from within Bamboo to start on Amazon AWS EC2. I have created a volume from a snapshot which contains the OS (Windows Server 2008 R2) with various programs installed.
I am able to configure Bamboo to make the volume available as an extra drive using these instructions, but I would like to actually boot this volume. I think this is similar to making a root EBS volume from within AWS, but I am not sure how to do this from within Bamboo.
How do I boot a volume on Bamboo, rather than mounting it as an additional drive?
Edit: I have found a way to get the volume to mount automatically, which is a bit closer, but it would still be ideal to actually boot the drive. Here is the closest setting I see:
回答1:
You cannot boot EBS volumes, Bamboo or no Bamboo. You can only boot AMI images.
If you want to convert that volume to an AMI image:
- Make a Snapshot (go to AWS Console, EC2, EBS Volumes, right click -> "Create Snapshot")
- Create AMI (go to EBS Snapshots, right click -> "Create Image")
This will start creating the AMI image which you can later boot from "Images -> AMIs" page.
Bear in mind, there has to be a bootable OS on that volume.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25747873/boot-ebs-volume-from-bamboo-instance