

openSUSE 11.4 will be officially released on March 10, and we have been working hard to support it in SUSE Studio for a same day release. While you're waiting for that, check out the openSUSE 11.4 public AMIs on Amazon EC2! (All built with SUSE Studio.)
| Region | Type | Arch | AMI ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| US East (Virginia) | EBS | i386 | ami-e626de8f |
| US East (Virginia) | EBS | x86_64 | ami-d226debb |
| US East (Virginia) | S3 | i386 | ami-b2768edb |
| US East (Virginia) | S3 | x86_64 | ami-e468908d |
| US West (N. California) | EBS | i386 | ami-d3471596 |
| US West (N. California) | EBS | x86_64 | ami-dd471598 |
| US West (N. California) | S3 | i386 | ami-274c1e62 |
| US West (N. California) | S3 | x86_64 | ami-8f4c1eca |
| EU West (Ireland) | EBS | i386 | ami-9e2e1fea |
| EU West (Ireland) | EBS | x86_64 | ami-982e1fec |
| EU West (Ireland) | S3 | i386 | ami-f81f2e8c |
| EU West (Ireland) | S3 | x86_64 | ami-201e2f54 |
| Asia Pacific (Singapore) | EBS | i386 | ami-647d0536 |
| Asia Pacific (Singapore) | EBS | x86_64 | ami-6a7d0538 |
| Asia Pacific (Singapore) | S3 | i386 | ami-aa750df8 |
| Asia Pacific (Singapore) | S3 | x86_64 | ami-38760e6a |
| Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | EBS | i386 | ami-8e3e948f |
| Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | EBS | x86_64 | ami-903e9491 |
| Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | S3 | i386 | ami-5e319b5f |
| Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | S3 | x86_64 | ami-72319b73 |
List of public openSUSE 11.4 AMIs. S3 = instance-store.
Amazon is offering a free usage tier, which means you can now run an openSUSE 11.4 micro instance in Amazon EC2 completely free of charge for one year! Do check it out.
That's the first 750 hours each month *for 12 months* - enough to cover one EC2 instance for a full year!
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing that out - I've updated the post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ! a great opportunity to play around with openSUSE and Amazon EC2
ReplyDeleteDoes this ami include a GUI?
ReplyDeleteNo, AMIs are usually intended for server use and hence do not include a GUI. You can of course, customize it with Studio to add which ever GUI you prefer.
ReplyDeleteHow to SSH in? The root has some password and the regular ec2-user does not work.
ReplyDeleteI managed to SSH in now, the right combination was logging in as root with key auth.
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ReplyDeleteА скажите, почему на этой сборке корневой раздел всего 300 метров. Что с этим предполагается делать дальше?
I'm having with these ami-s when loading yast2 from zypper... zypper reports insufficient disk space even on a fresh instance-store instance. Where should I look for help with this? Thanks.
ReplyDeletePaul, we will fix that soon by releasing a new set of AMIs. Stay tuned!
ReplyDeletePaul, I updated the AMIs for openSUSE 11.4 as well as this blog post. You might give it another try with those updated AMIs. They should have enough space now.
ReplyDeletewould you be able to provide such a AMI for the GPU instance in AWS?
ReplyDeletethat would be extremely helpful for my research
Sorry, we don't have any plans to support GPU instances in the near future. However, you could just build a normal disk image of your appliance and upload it directly to EC2 to create a GPU instance from it. I've been told that it should just work. ;-)
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