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> If you read the post, they have made the high-speed network available, but you can use it only if you use the AWS cli. You're misinterpreting the documentati
by tedivm 9y ago
> If you read the post, they have made the high-speed network available, but you can use it only if you use the AWS cli.
You're misinterpreting the documentation- as long as the AMI you are using or are basing your own images off has support for this high speed networking you will end up using it without taking any additional steps.
If you read their instructions for enabling it on ubuntu it starts off with this-
> The latest Ubuntu HVM AMIs have the module required for enhanced networking with ENA installed and have the required enaSupport attribute set. Therefore, if you launch an instance with the latest Ubuntu HVM AMI on a supported instance type, enhanced networking with ENA is already enabled for your instance.
That being said I don't disagree with your premise, as the AWS Console is not exactly known for being user friendly.
- wiredfool 9y agoYeah. Quick, what are the restrictions for this identifier? Letters? Spaces? Dns? Globally Unique? Who Knows? Even though they've got the validation, you only can tell once you submit and it complains.