Managing AWS services on the Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub

With AWS OpsHub, you can use and manage AWS services on your Snow Family devices. Currently, AWS OpsHub supports the following resources:

• Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances – Use Amazon EC2-compatible instances to run software installed on a virtual server without sending it to the AWS Cloud for processing.

• Network File System (NFS) – Use file shares to move data to your device. You can ship the device to AWS to transfer your data to the AWS Cloud, or use DataSync to transfer to other AWS Cloud locations.

• Amazon S3 compatible storage on Snow Family devices – Delivers secure object storage with increased resiliency, scale, and an expanded Amazon S3 API feature-set to rugged, mobile edge, and disconnected environments. Using Amazon S3 compatible storage on Snow Family devices, you can store data and run highly available applications on Snow Family device for edge computing.

Topics

• Launching an Amazon EC2-compatible instance on a Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub
• Stopping an Amazon EC2-compatible instance on a Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub
• Starting an Amazon EC2-compatible instance on an Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub
• Working with key pairs for EC2-compatible instances in AWS OpsHub
• Terminating an Amazon EC2-compatible instance with AWS OpsHub
• Using storage volumes locally on Snow Family devices with AWS OpsHub
• Importing an image as an Amazon EC2-compatible AMI with AWS OpsHub
• Deleting a snapshot from a Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub
• Deregistering an AMI on a Snow Family device with AWS OpsHub
• Managing an Amazon EC2 cluster on Snow Family devices with AWS OpsHub
• Set up Amazon S3 compatible storage on Snow Family devices with AWS OpsHub
• Managing Amazon S3 adapter storage with AWS OpsHub
• Managing the NFS interface with AWS OpsHub