SERVER_PUBLIC_DNS=$(aws ec2 describe-instances - instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID - output text - query ‘’) Systems (satellite Internet), and Amazon Lab126 (computer hardware R&D).
#Aws auto shutdown timer code#
The below code queries for the server’s public DNS. is an American multinational technology company that focuses on e-commerce. Unfortunately, the DNS can change when you turn the server off. You need the server’s public DNS to log-in. With SMD you can set auto shutdown timers. It provides functions to automatize power managements functions of Windows system. How it works (Optional)Īws ec2 start-instances - instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID starts the EC2 instance. ShutMeDown 1.2.0 is a simple open source automation software. When you exit out of the instance, the script will continue running and turn-off the server for you. From there, you can run a jupyter notebook or load in python scripts from GitHub. Now when you want to start working in your EC2 server, just run the bash script and you will be connected to your server.
Fill in SSH_KEY with the path to your SSH key. *Note: I will periodically make improvements to this script.*įill in INSTANCE_ID with the instance-id of your EC2 instance.
As stated in the repo, to perform an automatic installation for environments with a high number of users: Appropriate access to your AWS account to. Refresh your IDE to see the extension on the sidebar.
#Aws auto shutdown timer install#
Run the following script to install the extension./installtarball.sh. In your bash terminal navigate to wherever you want the script (for me cd C://Users/harrison/Desktop ) then run vim aws.sh #!/bin/bash INSTANCE_ID= SSH_KEY= echo "Starting AWS Server." aws ec2 start-instances -instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID #Wait for server to come online STARTED=False while do SERVER_STATUS=$(aws ec2 describe-instance-status -include-all-instances -instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID -output text -query '') if then STARTED=True else sleep 3 fi done SERVER_PUBLIC_DNS=$(aws ec2 describe-instances - instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID - output text - query ‘’) echo “Attempting to log into server.” ssh -L localhost:8888:localhost:8888 -i $SSH_KEY echo “Shutting down server.” aws ec2 stop-instances - instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID echo "Sent shutdown command." sleep 1 echo "Querying instance status." aws ec2 describe-instance-status -include-all-instances -instance-ids $INSTANCE_ID -output text -query 'InstanceStatuses' sleep 5 cd sagemaker-studio-auto-shutdown-extension. Now we can finish up and write that script. Making a Bash script that automates spinning-up, logging into, and shutting down an EC2 server. With that, we are very close to our goal.
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