Amazon_EC2_10
Your AWS account might support both EC2-Classic and EC2-VPC, depending on when you created your account and which regions you”ve used.You create and use resources in your AWS account. Some resources and features, such as enhanced networking and certain instance types, can be used only in a VPC. Some resources can be shared between EC2-Classic and a VPC, while some can”t.If your account supports EC2-Classic, you might have set up resources for use in EC2-Classic. If you want to migrate from EC2-Classic to a VPC, you must recreate those resources in your VPC.
Complete the following tasks to fully migrate your application from EC2-Classic to a VPC.
Step 1. Create a VPC
Step 2. Configure Your Security Group
Step 3. Create an AMI from Your EC2-Classic Instance
Step 4. Launch an Instance Into Your VPC
Example: Migrating a Simple Web Application
Step 1. Create a VPC
In your existing AWS account, open the Amazon VPC console and set up the components of a VPC according to your requirements. U can configure a VPC accordingly if you have specific requirements for your VPC,such as a particular number of subnets. You”ll specify this VPC each time you launch an instance.
Step 2. Configure Your Security Group
You cannot use the same security groups between EC2-Classic and a VPC. However, if you want your instances in your VPC to have the same security group rules as your EC2-Classic instances, you can use the Amazon EC2 console to copy your existing EC2-Classic security group rules to a new VPC security group.To copy your security group rules to a new security group
1. Open the Amazon EC2 console at <a href=https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/. 
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