Run adhoc workloads using EC2 and destroy them upon completion
ec2-runner run \
--ami-filter "owner-alias=amazon" \
--ami-filter "name=amzn2-ami-hvm*x86_64-ebs" \
--tag "Name=Hello World" \
--subnet-filter "tag:Environment=qa" \
--subnet-filter "tag:Type=private" \
--security-group-filter "group-name=qa_private" \
--type t2.micro \
echo "Hello world"
Usage:
ec2-runner run [flags]
Flags:
--ami string AMI name. Supports wildcards. Newest image is returned
--ami-filter stringArray 'Key=Value' filters for your AMI
--ami-id string AMI ID, overriding ami-filter or ami
-c, --count int Number of instances to invoke (default 1)
--dry-run Show details about the instance it would start, but don't actually start it
--entrypoint string path to entrypoint script
-h, --help help for run
-i, --identify-file string If using ssh-key, pass in the identitiy file
--instance-profile string Role to attach to your instance
--no-terminate Do not terminate the instance upon completion (default true)
--no-wait-cloud-init Do not wait for user-data to complete before invoking entrypoint and command (default true)
--root-ebs-size int (optional) Root EBS Volume size in GB. If omitted, will default to 8
--security-group stringArray Security group name
--security-group-filter stringArray Filters for your Security Groups. Syntax: Name=string,Values=string,string ...
--ssh-key string (optional) use this AWS SSH key. If omitted, an ephemeral key will be created
--ssh-port int SSH port (default 22)
--subnet string Subnet name. First match is returned
--subnet-filter stringArray 'Key=Value' filters for your subnet
--subnet-id string Subnet ID, overriding subnet-filter or subnet
--tag stringArray Key=Value pair
-t, --type string instance type (default "t2.micro")
--user string SSH user to connect to your instance with (default "ec2-user")
--user-data string path to user-data script