AlmaLinux 8.10 Minimal on AWS EC2

Overview:

Ready to use minimal AlmaLinux 8.10 AMI. Login using 'ec2-user' and ssh public key authentication. Root partition and filesystem extends automatically during boot if instance volume is bigger than the default 8 GiB one. Cloud-init included. ENA enabled. AlmaLinux8 security updates available at the release date are included as well. This AlmaLinux 8 AMI is optimized for AWS EC2 with cloud-init support, hardened security, and rapid boot performance. It's an ideal choice for production servers, web hosting, LAMP/LEMP stacks, CMS platforms, SQL and NoSQL databases, and RESTful API deployments.

Highlights:

AlmaLinux 8 minimal base image delivers full bug-for-bug compatibility with RHEL 8 and is optimized for AWS EC2 with cloud-init support, fast EBS-backed boot, and secure-by-default settings. Features include SSH hardening, SELinux enforcement, ENA support, and a lightweight footprint designed for efficient cloud performance.
AlmaLinux 8 is ideal for enterprise cloud workloads, offering long-term stability, strong security, and consistent performance. Backed by the AlmaLinux OS Foundation and a global open-source community, it's lightweight and well-suited for development, staging, and production environments on AWS.
Deploy secure, scalable web servers, production-grade databases, and dynamic CMS or e-commerce platforms on this AlmaLinux 8 AMI. Run LAMP/LEMP stacks, RESTful APIs, and backend services with Apache, Nginx, PHP, Python, Node.js, Django, and more. Fully supports CI/CD automation with modern DevOps tools like Ansible, Terraform, and Jenkins.

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