Amazon Web Services | Amazon WorkSapces BYOL Image Upload Process (Part2) | Amazon Web Services @amazonwebservices | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
In this video, we pick up where we left off in part 1 after creating the S3 bucket. We will walk through the final steps of creating the VM-Import roll and policy; then, we will import the image into Amazon’s Elastic Cloud (EC2) and make an Amazon WorkSpaces and Amazon WorkSpaces Core image.

Amazon WorkSpaces Admin Guide: https://go.aws/4erfnMf
Amazon End User Computing Blog Site: https://go.aws/4cuJ7q2

Resource links
VM-Import Prerequisite - https://go.aws/4eqExK4
VM-Import Permissions - https://go.aws/3XxzJfh
Import Amazon WorkSpaces Image - https://go.aws/3zqOgRX

Table of Contents:
00:00 - Intro
00:59 - VM-Import
03:10 - Copy to S3
04:18 - Import into EC1
05:57 - Check import task
07:41 - Create WorkSpaces Image
08:26 - Create WorkSpaces Core image
09:07 - Resources
09:28 - Thank You!

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