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After re-reading this article, I'm still not clear on how these snapshots ended up in _his_ EBS account. Can someone explain (in terms that a non-EBS user will
by dws 17y ago
After re-reading this article, I'm still not clear on how these snapshots ended up in _his_ EBS account. Can someone explain (in terms that a non-EBS user will understand)?
- timf 17y agoThe command lists the EBS snapshots available for you to mount. Just like with VM images (AMIs), Amazon allows customers (and of course themselves) to make EBS snapshots "public" in order to allow other people to use them. Here is an example: http://aws.amazon.com/publicdatasets/ http://aws.amazon.com/publicdatasets/ So when the author says "My EBS Snapshot account was filled with hundreds of snapshots" that is technically not accurate. The output was of things strictly in his account as well as all the public ones available for use. Some of those were marked public by the owners when they should not have been.
- dws 17y agoThanks.