Posted On March 31, 2019

Limitations: VM Import to AWS

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VM to AWS instance limitations:
– Cannot import VMs that have been created via P2V process
– Cannot import more than one volume. You must import the VM with only the boot volume, and import any additional disks using the ec2-import-volume command. After the ImportInstance task is complete, use the ec2-attach-volume command to associate the additional volumes with your instance.
– Cannot export Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) data volumes
– Cannot export an instance that has more than one network interface

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