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1: EC2 Instance Configuration: Keys
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2: EC2 Instances
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3: AMIs and Instance Types
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4: Public IPs
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5: Elastic IPs
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6: Security Groups
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7: SSH to Our Server
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8: Deploy the PatientPing Site
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9: Open Web Traffic
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10: Creating and Using Your Own AMI
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11: Reserved Instances and Savings Plans
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12: Auto Scaling Groups
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13: Launch Template
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14: Launch from Template
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15: Spot Instances
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16: Stateful and Stateless Applications
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17: Optional Cleanup
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A launch template is a pre-baked configuration for EC2 instances.
As you know, an AMI is an image of the software on the server, but a launch template goes one step further: it also captures the "hardware" (instance type), the network configuration (subnet, security groups), and more. It's a way to say, "This is the exact configuration I want for new servers."
PatientPing is eventually going to need a bunch of servers. Create a launch template that uses the AMI you created.
Cost check: Launch templates are free. AMIs store as EBS snapshots; you pay a small amount for snapshot storage. You only pay for instances launched from the template.
Run and submit the CLI tests.