I used
euca-describle-keypairs
to see the password first. If there is no password “aa”,
then use the following command.
euca-add-keypair aa > my.private
else delete password “aa” first or use another password.
euca-delete-keypair aa
you should change my.private file access privilege, like:
chmod 0600 my.private
then use euca-run-instance to run:
euca-run-instance -k aa -n 1 $emi
then I have seen ip of instance.
use ssh to login:
ssh -i my.private root@ip
done!
If you do not change my.private file access privilege, then it will report:
privilege 0644 is too open.
If you chmod after the report, ssh will not let you login. So change it before you want access your instance.