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Lost my EC2 Servers!
I have created a couple of EC2 servers, and deleted a couple as well. How can I find out what servers are running? I am getting charged, but I can't seem to find an interface in AWS that allows me to list all my servers running on their infrastructure!
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Inappropriate?ElasticFox is an EC2 management UI Extension for FireFox. Just download, install, and enter your EC2 creds to get a list of active AMIs
http://developer.amazonwebservices.co...
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Inappropriate?Eric - Elastic Fox should take take care of you. If not let us know and we can try to help. Additionally we are looking to "connect" the pointer to the EC2 server you create in Elastic Server On-Demand, and deployed to EC2, in a more tactile way. Ideally the "shadow" of the server in our platform provides a meaningful pointer to the copy running at EC2.
Thanks - pk -
Inappropriate?Works great! Nice simple interface, very easy to see the services. I agree providing a link over from ESOD would be nice.
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