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My website is going down every time and it will start running after the instance is re runned ....
If I have a Standard Reserved ec2 instance and the only thing I want to do is increase the EBS SSD size to a larger size than when I created the instance, can this be done? i.e. if I increase the EBS from 160GB to a higher EBS size, or change from using gp2 to using gp3, can this be done with a Standard Reserved instance? I would not be changing the instance size or type. Or would I need to have a Convertible Reserved instance to be able to change the EBS size? Nothing else would be changing.
Hi, We are facing an issue with the website vitalticks.in
1. 502 bad gateway error message.
2. when we checked in target groups the health status is mentioned as unhealthy (Health status details:- Health checks failed).
Kindly help how to resolve the issue.
Thnak you.
Hi,
I have 2 X t4g.nano reserved instances, which I like to merge them to create a t4g.micro RI.
documentation in https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ri-modifying.html is catered only for splitting the larger RIs to smaller RIs.
what I want is to merge smaller RIs to create a bigger one.
Thanks
We have an db.m6g.8xlarge instance that was recently upgraded from a db.m6g.4xlarge.
We also have a reserved instance for this of the size db.m6g.4xlarge, which appears to be applying to half of the instance. My question is, am I able to get another RI with the size of db.m6g.4xlarge, which would cover the other half, effectively being a db.m6g.8xlarge RI?
The documentation on reserved instances is kind of confusing and it's not entirely clear, I'd like to know for certain before I commit to another RI.
Thanks,
Keith
asked 7 months ago
We have a reserved EC2 instance of "m4.large" type. This reserved instance will expire on 28 July, 2023.
Now we need to upgrade the same instance immediately to "m4Xlarge" or more. What will be the procedure to perform this upgrade action ???
I'm being charged dedicated per region fee ($2 per hour) with the following setup:
* 1 reserved EC2 instance purchased with dedicated tenancy.
* 1 dedicated EC2 instance with matching configuration running.
Does this mean that RI does not cover dedicated per region fee and there's no way to avoid this additional cost?
I have been trying to enable "Allow" option in Instance metadata tag using boto3 and referred to the below format from link shared below
**response = client.modify_instance_metadata_options(
InstanceId='string',
HttpTokens='optional'|'required',
HttpPutResponseHopLimit=123,
HttpEndpoint='disabled'|'enabled',
DryRun=True|False,
HttpProtocolIpv6='disabled'|'enabled',
InstanceMetadataTags='disabled'|'enabled'
)**
**ref link : https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/ec2.html?highlight=vpcendpoint#EC2.Client.modify_instance_metadata_options
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/Using_Tags.html**
With the above reference , please find the usage in my case as below
****USAGE : ****
client = self.get_service(service_type, region)
client.modify_instance_metadata_options(InstanceId=resource_id,InstanceMetadataTags="enabled")
While executing the above scenarios, am facing **Unknown parameter in input**
E botocore.exceptions.ParamValidationError: Parameter validation failed:
E Unknown parameter in input: "InstanceMetadataTags", must be one of: InstanceId, HttpTokens, HttpPutResponseHopLimit, HttpEndpoint, DryRun
It'll be really helpful if anyone could help me in correct usage or in resolving this
TIA
Now, db.m6i.large is also supported RDS for Oracle, but we found that only “db.m5.large” is in Reserved Instance, but NOT “db.m6i.large”.
Just wonder that do we have a rough timeline **when db.m6i is supported for Reserved Instance of RDS for Oracle**?
asked 9 months ago
Hello. We got reserved nodes that will expire in a few days. I don't want to prolong them because we changed the instance type from `ds` to `ra`. I'm asking this question because I want to be 100% sure that there will be **no** payment, right now I've got the following:
```
Reserved nodes: 4
Reserved nodes used: 0
Reserved nodes available: 4
```
I've already looked for it in any email and Q&A/Faq all over the AWS environment but I can't find if it is possible to use my AWS Credit to purchase a Reserved Instances and/or a Reserved Amazon RDS. Does anybody know if I buy one, the billing system will use this credit or if it's not intended for this purpose? Thank you very much in advance to everybody who will help me!
We are a startup based in India and are using AWS for our entire tech stack from a long time. Recently, our EC2 reserved instances expired and we upgraded to Savings plan for them. Our credit card is declining the partial payment amount because it is high for a lump sum amount. The plan already got rejected once due to this. We have applied again.
Can we have the total amount divided into smaller parts and get charged via multiple cards? Do we have any other mode of payment like payment via link, bank transfer, cheque etc. to complete this process asap.
We are getting charged on the on-demand pricing that is costing us a lot. Any help is highly appreciated.