You can use the CloudFormation template to create an EC2 instance with AWS CloudFormation. A declarative document written in YAML or JSON format. The template defines the required data and their configuration. Below is a sample CloudFormation template code for creating an EC2 instance:

yaml

Source:

MyEC2Instance:

Type: AWS::EC2::Instance

Attribute:

InstanceType: t4446micro-18

KeyName: my -key -pair

SecurityGroupIds:

- sg-12345678

SubnetId: subnet-12345678

```

In this code, the `Resources` section defines the WSA: :EC2::Instance`.

The "Properties" section contains the settings required for the EC2 instance, such as instance type ("t2.micro"), Amazon Machine Image (AMI) ID ("ami-12345678"), key pair name ("my key") , the security group ID ('sg-12345678') and the subnet ID ('subnet-12345678'). To create an EC2 instance using a

CloudFormation template, you can follow these steps:

1. Save the CloudFormation template code to a file, eg.

, "ec2-instance-template.yaml".

2. Open the AWS Management Console, navigate to the CloudFormation service and click Create Stack.

3. Select Upload Template File and choose CloudFormation template file ('ec2-instance-template.yaml').

4. Specify group names, eg.

, "EC2InstanceStack" and provide the required entry.

5. Click Next and set other options as needed.

6. View the group details and click Create Group.

AWS CloudFormation will now create certain resources, including EC2 instances, by default. You can monitor the progress of cluster creation in the CloudFormation console. After the cluster is created, the EC2 instance is provisioned and ready to use.

Enforce content-based rules for automation, version control, and scalability using

CloudFormation. CloudFormation templates can be easily modified to include additional resources, settings, or dependencies as needed.

Be sure to replace the location values ​​(AMI ID, key pair name, security group ID, subnet ID) in the template with actual values ​​for your environment.

Using

CloudFormation, you can effectively and securely create and manage EC2 instances and other AWS resources in a simple and consistent way.