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Moving resources between AWS accounts

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We have a number of EC2 Linux instances running in a legacy AWS Account in a different OU. Our plan is to create a Linux AMI, and move those to a new OU/AWS Account. VPCs, and Security Groups have been replicated to the new AWS Account.

(1) What's the recommended method to move these instances? (2) Some of them have elastic IPs; can they be retained?

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Management & GovernanceCompute
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AWS Management ConsoleAmazon EC2AWS OrganizationsAWS Account Management
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asked 3 years ago452 views
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Your method of moving the instances is correct - you create a snapshot of the existing instance; convert it to an AMI; share it with the new account.

Elastic IP addresses can be moved between accounts. You will need to create a support ticket in both accounts for the request.

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Brettski-AWS
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