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Is it the same instance or a replacement one - does the instance ID change?
Are you using EC2 autoscaling or Spot instances?
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When you upload files to /home/cloudshell-user, that's in your CloudShell persistent storage - a 1GB allocation that most likely is kept in S3. It doesn't have anything to do with your EC2 instance so termination/replacement of your EC2 instance won't affect it.
The software upgrades you do on the instance though are tied to the instance - so it looks like your instance is being replaced. If the Instance ID changes then that will confirm it.
Oh yes. I thought cloudshell was specially used by aws to log in to instances. Thank you for your help
Thanks for your answer. I'm not sure if the instance id has changed, I'll record it. It doesn't look like autoscaling, because the files I uploaded are always there, but every time I upgrade the software, it will be lost
I think you need to provide more information about your configuration. What sort of instance is it and what disk volumes does it have. What tpe are those volumes? Where are you uploading files to on your instance?
Hi skinsman, I uploaded screenshots in the question. I used the git clone to upload the files in /home/cloudshell-user