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You can easily SSH to a Cloud9 instance, so it would satisfy the criteria given. Alternatively, one can launch a custom AMI in EC2 to do whatever they want. M
by RKearney 6y ago
You can easily SSH to a Cloud9 instance, so it would satisfy the criteria given.
Alternatively, one can launch a custom AMI in EC2 to do whatever they want.
Multiple solutions already exist for the given problem, therefore yet another AWS service seems unnecessary.
- bgs113 6y agoExcept that Cloud9 requires an EC2 instance and associated spend, whereas CloudShell is free.