Public Cloud Meetup
summary
Practical notes about running Fedora/RHEL on AWS: they report getting hibernation on EC2 to work at large RAM sizes by upstream kernel changes, SE Linux tweaks and NVMe-aware swap writes so workloads resume quickly and use spot pricing; image build pipelines use osbuild/composer, packer, Ansible and sometimes Terraform or Pulumi; snapshot strategy favors golden AMIs or LVM-based fast restores over raw EBS snapshots; network/device discovery gaps get solved with cloud-net-config and EC2 net utils; quota and spot limits often break CI until credentials or accounts are fixed.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 15:37use composer to build images
- 22:48add multiple ip addresses
- 31:13create the lvm
- 33:18ask about the current quota setup
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