As I'm learning more about EC2 and AMIs, I'm wondering what the plans are for Fedora S3 backed AMIs. If I'm understanding correctly, an S3 backed AMI has no persistent storage - once the instance is rebooted, all changes are effectively reverted. This would mean that applying updates to an S3 backed AMI would be a questionable process and any updates requiring a reboot would be impossible. Are we planning to release S3 AMIs on a regular basis or are we expecting users to use the S3 AMIs to build their own images and take on the responsibility of updating those images on their own? Or are we focusing on the EBS backed AMIs that do have persistent storage? Thanks, Tim
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