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An elastic image is an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that is stored in the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) for use with the Elastic Bamboo feature. An elastic image is used to create elastic instances, which in turn create elastic agents. Conceptually, the elastic image can be considered to be the boot hard disk that contains the operating system and software run on your elastic instances.

You can associate multiple elastic images with a Bamboo server. One default shared image is maintained by Atlassian in the Amazon S3, and is available to all Elastic Bamboo users. You also create your own custom elastic images.

Associating a custom elastic image with your Bamboo installation allows you to start elastic instances with a different set of inherited capabilities than those inherited from the default image. For example, you may wish to associate an elastic image with Ubuntu installed with your Bamboo installation, so that you can run Ubuntu-related tests on the instances started from that image.

カスタム エラスティック イメージを Bamboo に関連付けると、エラスティック イメージについての設定はエラスティック イメージ設定として保存されます。

To associate a custom image with Bamboo,

  1. Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar in Bamboo.
  2. Click the 'Image Configurations' link in the left navigation column under the 'Elastic Bamboo' sub-header. The 'Manage Elastic Image Configurations' screen will display.
  3. Enter the details of your custom elastic image in the panel under the 'Create Elastic Image Configuration' header:
    • 'Name' — Enter the name of your custom elastic image. If you created your own custom image, you should have named it in step 6 of the 'Creating a Custom Elastic Image' instructions. You can also view the image name via the AWS console.
    • 'Description' (optional) — Enter an optional description of your image for display in Bamboo only.
    • 'AMI ID' — If you created your own custom image, you should obtained the AMI ID as an output of step 6 of the 'Creating a Custom Elastic Image' instructions. You can also view the AMI IDs for images via the AWS console.
    • 'Automatically attach an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume to new elastic instances' (optional) — Check this option if you want the elastic instances started from this image to use EBS. Read more about Configuring Elastic Instances to use EBS.
      • 'EBS Snapshot ID' (displays if 'Automatically attach an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume to new elastic instances' is checked) — If you have checked the 'Automatically attach an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume to new elastic instances' option, you must specify the EBS Snapshot ID of the EBS volume that you wish to attach to new instances.
    • 'Instance Type' (default is "High-CPU Medium") — Choose the instance type for new instances started from this image. Amazon offers a number of instance types that provide different computing capacity. Read more about Amazon EC2 instance types.
    • 'Availability Zone' (default is "Default (chosen by EC2)") — Choose the availability zone to start your new instances from this image in (e.g. if you wish to use Elastic Bamboo with reserved instances). We recommend that you select "Default (chosen by EC2)" to allow Amazon to select the best zone for your instance. Read more about Amazon EC2 availability zones.

スクリーンショット: エラスティック イメージ設定の管理



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