If the user launches a new instance inEurope from the AMI #1 copy, which of the below mentioned statements is true?
The new instance will have the changes made after the AMI copy as AWS just copies the reference of the original AMI during the copying. Thus, the copied AMI will have all the updated data
The new instance will have the changes made after the AMI copy since AWS keeps updating the AMI
It is not possible to copy the instance store backed AMI from one region to another
The new instance in the EU region will not have the changes made after the AMI copy
Explanations:
The copied AMI (AMI #1) does not include any changes made after the copy. AWS AMIs are snapshots of the instance at the time of creation, so AMI #1 will not have the updates made after its creation.
AWS does not continuously update AMIs. Once an AMI is created, it is a static snapshot of the instance at that moment. Therefore, AMI #1 will not include any changes made after it was copied to the Europe region.
It is possible to copy instance store-backed AMIs between regions, although there are specific requirements and limitations involved. Therefore, this statement is false.
The new instance launched in the EU region from AMI #1 will not have the changes made after the AMI copy, as the AMI is a snapshot of the instance at the time of its creation and does not reflect any subsequent updates.
I surmise that the answer is:
The new instance in the EU region will not have the changes made after the AMI copy
I strategize that the answer is:
The new instance in the EU region will not have the changes made after the AMI copy