Hi,
I've been reading up on baking AMIs with this tool. I am wondering if this would work for my case. I'm setting up a DR environment in AWS, where I've migrated a few thousand VMs over to AWS as AMIs. Each quarter, we patch our on-prem VMs with a satellite server with a set of custom repos. So in AWS, rather than run the migration tool each time, I would rather build out 'a patching VPC' [with cloudformation], spin up each AMI to EC2, patch with a copy of the satellite server in a S3 bucket, then re-register the new AMI. From the architecture of the aminator, this seems like a perfect tool to use.
Although from the examples I've seen all over the web, it seems to only pull/patch the repo from the web. Example:
$ sudo aminate -e ec2_apt_linux -B ami-86c0f6c3 apache2
When I setup the ubuntu server to run to test out, i get an error: too few arguements
Help?