instance re-launch after termination

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Hi,

I've got a r5a.large instance, which is not in use. when I'm trying to terminate the instance, different instance is being launced automatically. I read that it might be connected to EC2 Auto-Scaling (https://repost.aws/questions/QUE3qVZUzERzeFOzwMMe44gQ/a-new-ec-2-instance-is-created-after-termination-of-the-only-instance), but nothing appears in my console when I'm trying to follow instructions (cannot delete ant auto-scaling group, because I don't have one) (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ec2/userguide/as-process-shutdown.html).

please, help me terminate all EC2s.

Thanks, Adi

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Hi All,

Thanks for your answers. unfortunately, in the "Auto Scaling Groups" page, I have no option as mentioned in the documentation (see first pic below)- only the option to create new auto scaling group, and I don't have any load balancers (second pic below). I also checked my spot instances, and made sure that I don't have any requests (third pic).

What else could it be? Thanks Again, Adi

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respondido há 2 anos
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Check the tags on your instance, are there any that start with aws:? Those would be created by an AWS service and might show what service is maintaining the capacity.

Alternatively, around the time the replacement instance is launched, look in CloudTrail and filter by:

  • EventName: RunInstances
  • EventName: CreateFleet

These are generally the 2 API calls used to create new EC2 instances, and it should say which service is making the API call

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respondido há 2 anos
  • Hi,

    Thanks for your answer. please check next post, with an additional information.

    Adi

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Hi Shahad_C,

The Tags tab can be found above: Enter image description here

Moreover, it seems that the usage operation is RunIntances.

what should I do next?

respondido há 2 anos
  • @rePost-User-9776128 - open the RunInstances call and check what the source is (is the call being made by another AWS service? By a script in your account?). That should tell you what the source of the launch is. Since it looks like this may be spot, there could be a persistent spot request as virshu mentioned

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Hi

As you mentioned the autoscaling is causing that ,

Try to disable autoscaling attached to your load balancer

This is feasible in console ec2 > load balancer

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You can look at this document - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ec2/userguide/as-enable-disable-scaling-policy.html

Look at the section "To disable a scaling policy (console)"

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Other than autoscaling, it could be a spot instance. If you have active spot request, it will launch another instance as well.

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