AWS EC2

AWS EC2 Integration

Compute: instances, security groups, VPCs, EBS volumes, snapshots, Elastic IPs

DevOps & Infrastructure 18 actions AWS access key (Signature v4)

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What you can automate with AWS EC2

Drag any of these 18 actions into a process — no code, no API wrangling.

Allocate Address

Allocate an Elastic IP

Create Snapshot

Create an EBS snapshot

Create Tags

Add tags to resources

Describe Images

List AMIs

Describe Instance Status

Get instance status checks

Describe Instances

List EC2 instances

Describe Key Pairs

List SSH key pairs

Describe Security Groups

List security groups

Describe Snapshots

List EBS snapshots

Describe Subnets

List subnets

Describe Volumes

List EBS volumes

Describe VPCs

List VPCs

Reboot Instances

Reboot instances

Release Address

Release an Elastic IP

Run Instances

Launch new instances

Start Instances

Start stopped instances

Stop Instances

Stop running instances

Terminate Instances

Terminate instances

How the AWS EC2 connection works

1. Authenticate

AWS EC2 uses aWS access key (Signature v4). Save the connection once and reuse it across every process.

2. Build the process

Drop AWS EC2 steps onto the process map alongside desktop, browser, Excel and email steps.

3. Run it attended or unattended

Trigger on a schedule, an email, or a file landing in a folder. Credentials stay encrypted and every run is audited.

Because AWS EC2 has an API, Automize talks to it directly in the cloud — no bot needed on a desktop. Where a system has no API, an Automize bot drives its interface instead.

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