Open eric-freewill opened 1 month ago
This is super reasonable. I'm traveling at the moment but I'll get this done ASAP.
@eric-freewill Now that I've had some time to think about this more, is there any issues with copying the AMI into your own account instead? Is there a reason sharing the snapshot is preferable?
The only reason I hesitate is that discoverability on snapshots compared to AMIs is pretty poor, it's hard to make clear what snapshot goes with what AMI, and as far as I know copying there's no particular advantage to copying the snapshot vs copying the AMI?
I tried copying the AMI into my own account just for disaster recovery purposes and get an error saying I don't have permission to the volume on the AMI.
Ah, I see. I didn't realize the snapshot had to be public in order for the AMI to copy. That solves my discoverability concerns then. I'll get this done some time this week hopefully.
What are your thoughts on changing the snapshot on the AMI to be public? Being cautious, I like the idea of having a copy of your AMI just in case I need to fall back on it to spin up a new NAT instance due to some issue with your AWS account and it becomes temporarily unavailable. I'm unable to copy it since the snapshot isn't public and I understand if you want to prevent simple copies of the AMI.
"You do not have permission to access the storage of this ami"