The following table describes the parameters for an Amazon EC2:
NOTE: Take into consideration that some parameters might not appear in your properties pane, if they were not specified in the User View you applied. Use Control-M rules if the parameter rules were not specified by the Site Standard.
Parameter |
Description |
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Connection Profile |
Defines the Amazon EC2 Connection Profile. Control-M rule: 1-30 characters (capital letters only) |
Operation |
Determines whether the Job definition will create, start, stop, reboot, or terminate a VM instance |
AMI ID |
Defines the ID of the Amazon Machine Image from Amazon EC2 |
Number of Copies |
Determines the number of VM instances that are created. Supports only numbers greater or equal to 1. |
Host Group |
Defines the name of the host group that you want this VM instance to join |
Availability Zone |
Determines the geographical location of the VM instance |
Instance Type |
Determines the hardware specifications for the VM instance |
Launch Instances into your Virtual Private Cloud checkbox |
Determines whether to extend your existing security and management policies to your VPC so that the EC2 objects run as if they were in your own infrastructure |
Subnet ID |
Determines a subset of IP addresses within your VPC |
Key Pair |
Determines the name of the key that authenticates the VM instance |
Security Group |
Determines the security encryption format for the VM instance |
Kernal ID |
Defines the operating system kernal Id |
RAM Disk ID |
Defines the ID of the RAM Disk |
Placement Group |
Defines the placement group |
Monitoring |
Determines whether to enable monitoring of CPU, Disk, and Network usage in Amazon EC2 |
User Data |
Defines free text data about the VM instance |
IP Address |
Defines the IP address for your VPC |
Tags |
Defines the names and values to the VM instances that help you organize, browse, and search your resources. For example, Key = Name, Value = Web server |
Instance ID |
Determines the name of the instance ID that is used to start, stop, reboot, or terminate the VM instance |
Parent Topic |