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Hello,
You can restore the AMI and create a new EC2 instance. EC2 Restores are non-destructive. Restoring an AMI will create a new EC2, it will NOT delete/replace the source EC2 instance (if it still exists).
Steps on how to restore an AMI are detailed below. AWS Backup console allows you to restore with the following parameters and customizable settings :
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/backup-recovery/restore.html#restore-ami
If you prefer to retain the same IP address as the source EC2 instance, you can follow the steps detailed below to achieve the same.
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/backup-change-retain-ip-ec2-restore
Please note, when restoring from your AMI backup. If you have both Source and new Instance up and running. You must prevent the new instance from causing any platform-level or application-level collisions. For example, you might run into problems with domain-joined Windows instances that are running with the same SIDs and computer name.
If you have made snapshots, between changes, you could restore to a point in time according the snapshot. You can create a instance from thE AMI, if you want to back before the changes
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