Differences between revisions 38 and 39
Revision 38 as of 2013-11-10 05:53:06
Size: 10597
Comment:
Revision 39 as of 2013-12-17 03:10:46
Size: 9793
Comment:
Deletions are marked like this. Additions are marked like this.
Line 5: Line 5:
 * [[#7.3|7.3]] (December 2013)
Line 21: Line 22:

== 7.3 ==
<<Anchor(7.3)>>

The full list of AMIs worldwide in the Debian AMI account are:
||<)> '''Virtualisation''' |||||||| Para-virtualisation (PVM) ||
||<)> '''Root filesystem''' |||| EBS |||| Instance store ||
||<)> '''Bits''' || 32 bit || 64 bit || 32 bit || 64 bit ||
|| US-East-1 || ami-af0927c6 || ami-4309272a || || ||
|| US-West-1 || ami-8ed2e2cb || ami-8cd2e2c9 || || ||
|| US-West-2 || ami-6e55315e || ami-6c55315c || || ||
|| EU-West-1 || ami-02658c75 || ami-06658c71 || || ||
|| AP-Southeast-1 || ami-5cf7a30e || ami-5ef7a30c || || ||
|| AP-Southeast-2 || ami-6945da53 || ami-6b45da51 || || ||
|| AP-Northeast-1 || ami-cf3c5ece || ami-cd3c5ecc || || ||
|| SA-East-1 || ami-0377d61e || ami-0177d61c || || ||
|| US-Gov-West-1 || || || || ||

The 7.3 release of Debian was built with the Python version of build-debian-cloud, and contains the [[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CloudInit|CloudInit]] package installed from backports.
Line 91: Line 111:
Please note this release is deprecated and scheduled for removal on 1/Aug/2013; please use the latest point release.

The full list of AMIs worldwide in the Debian AMI account are:
||<)> '''Virtualisation''' |||| PVM ||
||<)> '''Root filesystem''' |||| EBS ||
||<)> '''Bits''' || 32 bit || 64 bit ||
|| US-East-1 || [[https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-east-1#Images:filter=all-images;platform=all-platforms;visibility=public-images;search=ami-e17c1088|ami-e17c1088]] || [[https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-east-1#Images:filter=all-images;platform=all-platforms;visibility=public-images;search=ami-1d620e74|ami-1d620e74]] ||
|| US-West-1 || ami-8d1d32c8 || ami-d51d3290 ||
|| US-West-2 || ami-09b12739 || ami-1fb1272f ||
|| EU-West-1 || ami-7d011709 || ami-c90016bd ||
|| AP-Southeast-1 || ami-26a4eb74 || ami-3ca4eb6e ||
|| AP-Southeast-2 || ami-3f7eee05 || ami-c17dedfb ||
|| AP-Northeast-1 || ami-1be06f1a || ami-dbe16eda ||
|| SA-East-1 || ami-9426fc89 || ami-f221fbef ||
|| US-Gov-West-1 || ami-3f8aee1c || ami-398aee1a ||

These images were generated with the following script:
{{{#!highlight bash
#!/bin/sh
apt-get update; apt-get install -y git; cd ~root; git clone https://github.com/andsens/build-debian-cloud.git; logger "Cloned" ; cd ~root/debian-build-cloud; export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin/; export EC2_ACCESS_KEY='XXXX'; export EC2_SECRET_KEY='XXXX'; logger "Starting AMD64 build. Path = $PATH"; ./build-debian-cloud ec2 --volume-size 8 --filesystem ext4 --plugin plugins/admin-user --description 'Debian 7 (Wheezy)' --plugin plugins/publish-ami --plugin plugins/publish-snapshot --codename wheezy; logger "Starting i386 build"; ./build-debian-cloud ec2 --volume-size 8 --filesystem ext4 --plugin plugins/admin-user --description 'Debian 7 (Wheezy)' --arch i386 --plugin plugins/publish-ami --plugin plugins/publish-snapshot --codename wheezy; shutdown -h now
}}}
Please note this release is deprecated and was scheduled for removal on 1/Aug/2013; please use the latest point release.


----

Debian Wheezy (7.x) on AWS

List of point releases published to the AWS EC2 and Marketplace:

You may wish to use the CloudFormation template and launch your instance with some smart UserData scripts. For some releases you are free to choose the AWS Marketplace AMI, or the AMI that exists in the Debian AMI Account (account number 379101102735). All AMIs shared from the Debian AWS Account and their corresponding EBS snapshots are marked as public so can be inspected by any other AWS user.

SSH username

In line with the security of most Linux distributions on Amazon Web Services, remote root SSH is disabled (as is password authentication). You will need to connect to instances from this AMI as the user admin using your SSH key, and then sudo -i to gain root access.

Please note that a Marketplace image volume cannot be attached to another running instance (For example, to repair a broken /etc/fstab, or /etc/network/interfaces). This is a limitation of all Marketplace images, as described here: Official AWS documentation


7.3

The full list of AMIs worldwide in the Debian AMI account are:

Virtualisation

Para-virtualisation (PVM)

Root filesystem

EBS

Instance store

Bits

32 bit

64 bit

32 bit

64 bit

US-East-1

ami-af0927c6

ami-4309272a

US-West-1

ami-8ed2e2cb

ami-8cd2e2c9

US-West-2

ami-6e55315e

ami-6c55315c

EU-West-1

ami-02658c75

ami-06658c71

AP-Southeast-1

ami-5cf7a30e

ami-5ef7a30c

AP-Southeast-2

ami-6945da53

ami-6b45da51

AP-Northeast-1

ami-cf3c5ece

ami-cd3c5ecc

SA-East-1

ami-0377d61e

ami-0177d61c

US-Gov-West-1

The 7.3 release of Debian was built with the Python version of build-debian-cloud, and contains the CloudInit package installed from backports.

7.2

The full list of AMIs worldwide in the Debian AMI account are:

Virtualisation

Para-virtualisation (PVM)

Root filesystem

EBS

Instance store

Bits

32 bit

64 bit

32 bit

64 bit

US-East-1

ami-c72379ae

ami-db2278b2

US-West-1

ami-f4d6e0b1

ami-02d6e047

US-West-2

ami-f2d14ac2

ami-4ad14a7a

EU-West-1

ami-b56785c2

ami-f3678584

AP-Southeast-1

ami-d8b7e28a

ami-08b7e25a

AP-Southeast-2

ami-7761fd4d

ami-2161fd1b

AP-Northeast-1

ami-ef7f1bee

ami-537f1b52

SA-East-1

ami-b950f6a4

ami-8750f69a

US-Gov-West-1

The 7.2 release of Debian was built with the Python version of build-debian-cloud, and contains the CloudInit package installed from backports.


7.1a

This update fixes an initialisation issue with Ecliptic Curve cryptography specific to the Wheezy 7.0 and 7.1 AMIs. It is recommended that you update your existing templates and launch configuration (for ?AutoScale) to the new AMIs. This does not affect older Squeeze (6.x) AMIs as ECC was not available in that release. To fix this issue on existing (currently launched and running) instances, please re-inistalise the relevant host key:

   1 rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key && ssh-keygen -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key -t ecdsa -C 'host' -N ''

The full list of AMIs worldwide in the Debian AMI account are:

Virtualisation

Para-virtualisation (PVM)

Root filesystem

EBS

Instance store

Bits

32 bit

64 bit

32 bit

64 bit

US-East-1

ami-f494e99d

ami-9e95e8f7

US-West-1

ami-b083aaf5

ami-9283aad7

US-West-2

ami-a5831095

ami-4d83107d

EU-West-1

ami-c35f43b7

ami-035f4377

AP-Southeast-1

ami-7a773e28

ami-46773e14

AP-Southeast-2

ami-7705964d

ami-7b059641

AP-Northeast-1

ami-dfde4ade

ami-b3de4ab2

SA-East-1

ami-5e288d43

ami-26288d3b

US-Gov-West-1

ami-0992f62a

ami-0f92f62c

These images were generated with the following script:

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2 apt-get update; apt-get install -y git curl; cd ~root; git clone https://github.com/andsens/build-debian-cloud.git; logger "Cloned"; cd ~root/build-debian-cloud; curl https://github.com/andsens/build-debian-cloud/pull/79.patch | git am; export EC2_ACCESS_KEY='XXXX'; export EC2_SECRET_KEY='XXXX'; ./build-debian-cloud ec2 --volume-size 8 --filesystem ext4 --plugin plugins/admin-user --description 'Debian 7.1 (Wheezy) Base' --plugin plugins/publish-ami --plugin plugins/publish-snapshot --codename wheezy; logger "Starting i386 build"; ./build-debian-cloud ec2 --volume-size 8 --filesystem ext4 --plugin plugins/admin-user --description 'Debian 7.1 (Wheezy) Base' --arch i386 --plugin plugins/publish-ami --plugin plugins/publish-snapshot --codename wheezy; shutdown -h now


7.1

The original 7.1 AMIs have been deprecated; please use the latest point release.


7.0.0

Please note this release is deprecated and was scheduled for removal on 1/Aug/2013; please use the latest point release.


Upgrading from previous 6.x.y releases

As is standard with Debian, a simple apt-get update && apt-get upgrade should bring all packages up to date. There is no need to reinstall, but any ?CloudFormation templates and ?AutoScale Launch Configurations should be tested with and then updated to use the current AMI. It is recommended not to use older point releases.

CloudFormation Template

CloudFormation is a templating system for defining AWS resources - see http://aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/

{
        "Parameters" : {
                "KeyName" : {
                        "Description" : "SSH Key Name",
                        "Type" : "String",
                        "Default" : "My-Key"
                },
                "MyInstanceSize": {
                        "Description": "Instance size (m1.small, etc.)",
                        "Type": "String",
                        "Default" : "t1.micro",
                        "AllowedValues": ["t1.micro", "m1.small", "m1.medium", "m1.large", "m1.xlarge", "m2.xlarge", "m2.2xlarge", "m2.4xlarge", "c1.xlarge", "cc1.4xlarge", "m3.xlarge", "m3.2xlarge"]
                },
                "MyInstanceName": {
                        "Description": "Instance name",
                        "Type": "String"
                },
                "InstanceBits": {
                        "Description": "32 or 64 bits",
                        "Type": "String",
                        "Default": "64",
                        "AllowedValues": [ "32", "64" ]
                },
                "RootVolType": {
                        "Description": "Root volume type (EBS or Instance)",
                        "Type": "String",
                        "Default": "EBS",
                        "AllowedValues": [ "EBS", "Instance" ]
                }
        },
        "Mappings" : {
            "Debian7.1a-EBS-PVM" : { 
                "us-east-1" :      { "32" : "ami-f494e99d", "64" : "ami-9e95e8f7"},
                "us-west-1" :      { "32" : "ami-b083aaf5", "64" : "ami-9283aad7"},
                "us-west-2" :      { "32" : "ami-a5831095", "64" : "ami-4d83107d"},
                "us-gov-west-1" :  { "32" : "ami-0992f62a", "64" : "ami-0f92f62c"},
                "eu-west-1" :      { "32" : "ami-c35f43b7", "64" : "ami-035f4377"},
                "ap-southeast-1" : { "32" : "ami-7a773e28", "64" : "ami-46773e14"},
                "ap-southeast-2" : { "32" : "ami-7705964d", "64" : "ami-7b059641"},
                "ap-northeast-1" : { "32" : "ami-dfde4ade", "64" : "ami-b3de4ab2"},
                "sa-east-1" :      { "32" : "ami-5e288d43", "64" : "ami-26288d3b"}
            },
            "release" : {
                "stable" : { "wheezy" : "Debian7.1a-EBS-PVM" }
            }
        },
        "Resources" : {
                "MyInstance" : {
                        "Type" : "AWS::EC2::Instance",
                        "Properties" : {
                                "SecurityGroups" : [ { "Ref" : "MySecurityGroup" } ],
                                "KeyName" : { "Ref": "KeyName" },
                                "Tags" : [{"Key": "Name", "Value": {"Ref" : "MyInstanceName"} } ],
                                "ImageId" : { "Fn::FindInMap" : [ "Debian7.1a-EBS-PVM",  { "Ref" : "AWS::Region" }, { "Ref" : "InstanceBits" }  ]},
                                "InstanceType" : { "Ref" : "MyInstanceSize" },
                                "UserData" : { "Fn::Base64" : "" }
                        }
                },
                "MySecurityGroup" : {
                        "Type" : "AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup",
                        "Properties" : {
                                "GroupDescription" : "Permit inbound SSH",
                                "SecurityGroupIngress" : [ 
                                    {
                                        "IpProtocol" : "tcp",
                                        "FromPort" : "22",
                                        "ToPort" : "22",
                                        "CidrIp" : "0.0.0.0/0"
                                    }
                                ]
                        }
                }
        }
}

Suggested UserData scripts

The image by default takes no actions upon boot, and does not auto-update. However, as the Debian image does honour executing UserData meta-data that looks like a script (started with #!/bin/sh), you may optionally chose to take some action. This action can be passed as a script in the AWS Console UserData input, or in the above CloudFormation template to an instance (see the UserData section in the example above). Note this is not cloud-init.

You can chose to enable auto update with the following UserData scripts:

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2 apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get install -y unattended-upgrades


See also Cloud and Teams/Cloud.