Managing your elastic images
An elastic image is an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that is stored in one of Amazon data centers for use with the Elastic Bamboo feature. An elastic image is used to create elastic instances, which in turn create elastic agents. Conceptually, an elastic image is equivalent to an operating system running on a computer's boot hard drive and elastic instances would be the software that runs on this operation system.
Each elastic image registered with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) has its own unique identifier, known as an AMI ID.
You can associate multiple elastic images with a Bamboo server. One default shared image is maintained by Atlassian in AWS, and is available to all Elastic Bamboo users.
You can also create your own custom elastic images.
If you haven't provided your AWS details in Bamboo, you must set them before you can work with elastic instances. For more information, see Configuring Elastic Bamboo.
- To view an elastic image, including the image properties, capabilities and the jobs that an image can build, see Viewing an elastic image.
- To associate an elastic image with your Bamboo installation, see Managing your elastic image configurations.
- To customize the capabilities of an elastic image, see Configuring elastic agent capabilities.
- To create your own custom elastic image, see Creating a custom elastic image.
Last modified on Aug 10, 2021
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