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Instance tags in instance metadata

You can access an instance's tags from the instance metadata.

Capacity Reservations in cluster placement groups

You can create Capacity Reservations in cluster placement groups.

EC2 Fleet launch-before-terminate

EC2 Fleet can terminate the Spot Instances that receive a rebalance notification after new replacement Spot Instances are launched.

Compare timestamps

You can determine the true time of an event by comparing the timestamp of your Amazon EC2 Linux instance with ClockBound.

Share AMIs with organizations and OUs

You can now share AMIs with the following AWS resources: organizations and organizational units (OUs).

Spot placement score

Get a recommendation for an AWS Region or Availability Zone based on your Spot capacity requirements.

Attribute-based instance type selection for EC2 Fleet

Specify the attributes that an instance must have, and Amazon EC2 will identify all the instance types with those attributes.

On-Demand Capacity Reservation Fleet

You can use a Capacity Reservation Fleet to launch a group, or fleet, of Capacity Reservations.

EC2 Fleet and targeted On-Demand Capacity Reservations

EC2 Fleet can launch On-Demand Instances into targeted Capacity Reservations.

T3 instances on Dedicated Hosts

Support for T3 instances on Amazon EC2 Dedicated Host.

Hibernation support for RHEL, Fedora, and CentOS

Hibernate your newly-launched instances that were launched from RHEL, Fedora, and CentOS AMIs.

Amazon EC2 Global View

Amazon EC2 Global View enables you to view VPCs, subnets, instances, security groups, and volumes across multiple AWS Regions in a single console.

AMI deprecation support for Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager

Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager EBS-backed AMI policies can deprecate AMIs. The AWSDataLifecycleManagerServiceRoleForAMIManagement AWS managed policy...

Amazon EC2 key pairs

Amazon EC2 now supports ED25519 keys on Linux and Mac instances.

Prefixes for network interfaces

You can assign a private IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR range, either automatically or manually, to your network interfaces.

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