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Thamimul ansari Avatar Thamimul ansari  answered NAVEEN KUMAR J's question. 22 hours ago

What will happen to the associated resources of an instances while deleting?

When an Amazon EC2 instance is terminated, the associated resources are handled according to the settings of the volumes and the instance's configuration. Here's a summary of what happens to the associated resources:
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Nirai Anbu porchezhian
Nirai Anbu porchezhian 13 hours ago
A Dedicated Host lets you control instance placement on physical hardware and bring your own per-socket or per-core software licences (BYOL)..
Nirai Anbu porchezhian
Nirai Anbu porchezhian 13 hours ago
A shared instance runs on hardware shared with other customers, while a dedicated instance runs on hardware used only by your account.
Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy
Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy 22 hours ago
EBS Volume can attached and detach on the same or different EC2 instances and its persistence.data's will be available even though the insta..
Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy
Ashokmithra Krishnamoorthy 22 hours ago
yes we can take a Elastic file system backup as recovery point in the S3 bucket and we can restore it to the Ec2 instances which is located ..
Thamimul ansari
Thamimul ansari 22 hours ago
Terminate InstanceWhen you terminate an EC2 instance, the instance will be shutdown and the virtual machine that was provisioned for you wil..
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