When a SysOps Administrator attempts to run the same AWS CloudFormation template in the same AWS account from the console, it fails and returns the error:`The image id `˜[ami-2a69aa47]’ does not exist`What is the MOST likely cause of the failure?
The Administrator does not have the same IAM permissions as the developer.
The Administrator used a different SSH key from that of the developer.
The Administrator is running the template in a different region.
The Administrator’s Amazon EC2 service limits have been exceeded
Explanations:
The issue is not related to IAM permissions because the error indicates an issue with the AMI ID.
The SSH key does not affect the AMI ID error. SSH keys are used for instance access after launch.
The AMI ID is likely region-specific, and the Administrator might be running the template in a different region.
Service limits would not cause an error about a non-existent AMI ID. It would relate to resources being exhausted.
I infer that the answer is:
The Administrator is running the template in a different region.
As I recall, the answer is:
The Administrator is running the template in a different region.