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Thankfully, one of our overseas developers found the answer for me.
- Install the JDK on a cluster instance.
- Change the Tomcat JDK home to point to it.
- Create a custom AMI from the modified cluster node.
- Note down the cluster's current AMI ID, in case something goes wrong.
- Plug the custom AMI into the cluster, in its place.
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