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The following topics provide information about the issues associated with your Amazon EC2 images, potential causes, and the steps you can take to resolve the issues.
When your Amazon EC2 instances fail to launch due to issues with your AMIs, you might get one or more of the error messages covered in the following topics. To retrieve the error message and review the error message lists sorted by the type of issue, see Retrieving an Error Message.
Cause: The AMI might have been deleted after creating the launch configuration.
Solution:
Create a new launch configuration using a valid AMI.
Update your Auto Scaling group with the new launch configuration
using the UpdateAutoScalingGroup action or the
as-update-auto-scaling-group command.
Cause: You might have just created your AMI (by taking a snapshot of a running instance or any other way), and it might not be available yet.
Solution: You must wait for your AMI to be available and then create your launch configuration.
Cause: The Linux/UNIX AMI with hvm virtualization cannot be used to launch a non-cluster compute instance.
Solution:
Create a new launch configuration using an AMI with a virtualization type of paravirtual to launch a non-cluster compute instance.
Update your Auto Scaling group with the new launch configuration
using the UpdateAutoScalingGroup action or the
as-update-auto-scaling-group command.
Cause: Incorrect value. The virtualName
parameter refers to the virtual name associated with the device.
Solution:
Create a new launch configuration by
specifying the name of the virtual device of your instance for the
virtualName parameter.
Update your Auto Scaling group with the new launch configuration
using the UpdateAutoScalingGroup action or the
as-update-auto-scaling-group command.
Cause: The architecture of the
InstanceType mentioned in your launch configuration does
not match the image architecture.
Solution:
Create a new launch configuration using the AMI architecture that matches the architecture of the requested instance type.
Update your Auto Scaling group with the new launch configuration
using the UpdateAutoScalingGroup action or the
as-update-auto-scaling-group command.