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Automate EC2 Instance Setup with user-data Scripts - Alestic.com

alestic.com
2010-01-29T00:50:52.000Z
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"The Ubuntu and Debian EC2 images published on http://alestic.com allow you to send in a startup script using the EC2 user-data parameter when you run a new instance. This functionality is useful for automating the installation and configuration of software on EC2 instances."

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Amazon Web Services Developer Connection: What is "content-md5"? ...

developer.amazonwebservices.com
2006-04-22T15:06:44.000Z
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"Looks like you're computing the digest correctly, but you're hex encoding the result instead of base64 encoding it."

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