Fedora 32 (ARM) Base AMI | Support by SupportedImages

This product has charges associated with it for seller support. Fedora 32 (ARM) Base is an optimized Amazon Machine Image (AMI) designed to run on EC2 instances powered by ARM architecture, delivering a lightweight and efficient performance. Built with the latest Fedora advancements, it ensures you have access to robust development tools and a rich ecosystem of applications, making it ideal for developers and IT teams looking to innovate with cloud-native technologies. Leverage this AMI for running containerized applications, microservices, or testing new software in a scalable environment. With its automatic updates and security patches, Fedora 32 (ARM) Base provides a secure foundation for your cloud workloads, allowing you to focus on building and deploying applications without worrying about underlying infrastructure complexities.

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Fedora 32 (ARM) Base provides a powerful and flexible operating system optimized for ARM architecture. As a community-driven project, Fedora offers cutting-edge technologies while maintaining stability and ease of use.

Key Features:

Optimized for ARM: Specifically designed to leverage the ARM architecture for enhanced performance and efficiency.
Latest Software Packages: Access to the latest versions of software packages, ensuring you have the most recent features and security updates.
Robust Security: Built-in tools to manage security and user permissions, making it easier to maintain a secure environment.
Customizable Environment: Offers a rich development environment that can be tailored to the needs of developers and system administrators alike.
Active Community Support: Benefit from a large community of users and contributors who actively support and enhance the Fedora ecosystem.

Benefits:

Rapid Deployment: Easily deployable on EC2 instances, accelerating your development and operational workflows.
Flexible Use Cases: Ideal for application development, testing, cloud computing, or as a base for containerized applications.
Cost Efficiency: Leverage the power of open-source software without the licensing costs associated with proprietary solutions.

Potential Use Cases:

Development and Test Environments: Ideal for software development cycles aimed at ARM systems.
Cloud Applications: Build and deploy scalable cloud-based applications optimized for ARM architectures.
IoT Solutions: Develop IoT solutions that require a lightweight and efficient operating system.

Take advantage of the robust features and active support community of Fedora 32 (ARM) Base to power your next project efficiently in the cloud.

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Highlights

Fedora 32 (ARM) Base provides a robust and versatile operating system designed specifically for ARM architecture. This AMI is tailored to support a wide range of applications, from development environments to enterprise solutions. With its optimized performance and extensive package repository, users can quickly build, deploy, and manage their applications with ease, leveraging the full potential of ARM's efficiency and scalability.
Built on the reliable Fedora distribution, this AMI ensures that users have access to the latest features, security updates, and innovations in the open-source community. It offers a stable foundation for running containerized applications using technologies like Docker and Kubernetes, making it an ideal choice for developers looking to create microservices or cloud-native applications optimized for ARM processors.
The Fedora 32 (ARM) Base AMI is also well-suited for IoT solutions and edge computing projects, enabling users to deploy lightweight, efficient applications closer to data sources. Its compatibility with various ARM devices and cloud environments allows for seamless integration and scalability, empowering organizations to innovate rapidly while reducing operational costs associated with traditional architectures.

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$0.829/hour

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Fedora 32 (ARM) Base AMI | Support by SupportedImages

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Instance type	Product cost/hour	EC2 cost/hour	Total/hour
m6g.medium	$0.14	$0.038	$0.178
m6g.large	$0.14	$0.077	$0.217
m6g.xlarge	$0.28	$0.154	$0.434
m6g.2xlarge	$0.56	$0.308	$0.868
m6g.4xlarge	$1.12	$0.616	$1.736
m6g.8xlarge	$2.24	$1.232	$3.472
m6g.12xlarge	$3.36	$1.848	$5.208
m6g.16xlarge	$4.48	$2.464	$6.944
m6g.metal	$3.36	$2.464	$5.824
m6gd.medium	$0.14	$0.045	$0.185

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Type	Cost
EBS General Purpose SSD (gp2) volumes	$0.10/per GB/month of provisioned storage

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64-bit (Arm) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

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Once the instance is running, connect to it using a Secure Shell (SSH) client with the configured SSH key. The default username is 'fedora'.

OS commands via SSH: SSH as user 'fedora' to the running instance and use sudo to run commands requiring root access.

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