If you’re using OpenSSH to access EC2, you can tell ssh to use your ec2 public key instead of specifying the public key with the -i option when you connect to one of your ec2 instances. To do this, create or modify your ~/.ssh/config file and add: host *.amazonaws.com IdentityFile PATH_TO_YOUR_AMAZON_EC2_KEY_PAIR Unlike Putty, you don’t [...]

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I’m supposed to regularly blog for my CS 462 class at BYU.  In all honesty, I signed up for the class because it looked easy and I wanted an easy class so that I would have more time to work on my thesis.  The FAQ for the class states that it’s a hard class and [...]

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