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You can share an AMI. Sharing an EC2 instance does not really make sense. You can however network multiple accounts up using CloudWan or TGW and allow network access from other accounts to the EC2. In the interest of shared resources, there is an AWS service called RAM (Resource Access Manager) that allows you to share things like TGW, Route53 forwarders, and prefix lists (Does a lot more but here is a few). But it does not allow you to share an EC2 instance nor should it. Your account would be your boundary for that kind of thing
I don't really understand how sharing EC2 instances doesn't make sense. I'm trying to set up AWS for my startup, but for my full time job this is done easily. I can see EC2 instances that others have created and ssh to them and even edit them.
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Could you explain a little further about "see and edit it". Do you mean that you want them to see it in the console and change attributes about it? Or do you want other people to be able to login to it (via SSH or RDP)?