How to run commands remotely on EC2 using Systems Manager

Welcome to this video tutorial on how to execute commands remotely on an EC2 instance using AWS SSM or Systems Manager.
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[@SrceCde]

In the updated UI, the "Managed Instances" are called "Fleet Manager" under "Node Management". "Managed Instances moved to a new Systems Manager capability called Fleet Manager. You can find all features of managed instances in Fleet Manager."

[@glennadams7047]

Cool feature. Thanks for the nice tutorial.

[@SrceCde]

How to SSH into EC2 instance via Lambda function & execute remote commands: th-cam.com/video/jFAipm0NsVA/w-d-xo.html

[@xxxx-xx4im]

thx alot!!

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[@oscarcarrillo2016]

Using AWS Systems Manager is it possible to trigger these with a lambda function?
And is it possible to use with Lightsail?

[@emerilchick1788]

Same question!

[@sumgyuet1694]

if i run a bashscript with output more than 2500 characters, will it work?

[@mujtababasheer9773]

The AWS SSM console UI has changed. Where can I find 'Managed Instances' in the updated UI?

[@SrceCde]

In the updated UI, the "Managed Instances" are called "Fleet Manager" under "Node Management". "Managed Instances moved to a new Systems Manager capability called Fleet Manager. You can find all features of managed instances in Fleet Manager."
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