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While setting up the AWS Cloud9 EC2 instance, I selected 30 mins for auto-hibernation. I would like to change this to Never. How do I do that?
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AWS Cloud9 provides a default auto-hibernation setting of 30 minutes for your Amazon EC2 instances created through Cloud9. With this setting, your EC2 instances automatically stop 30 minutes after you stop using your IDE and restart only when you reopen the IDE.
No. AWS Cloud9 provides a default auto-hibernation setting of 30 minutes for your Amazon EC2 instances created through Cloud9. With this setting, your EC2 instances automatically stop 30 minutes after you close the IDE and restart only when you reopen the IDE.
Q: Are my Amazon EC2 instances in AWS Cloud9 environments always running? No. AWS Cloud9 provides a default auto-hibernation setting of 30 minutes for your Amazon EC2 instances created through Cloud9. With this setting, your EC2 instances automatically stop 30 minutes after you close the IDE and restart only when you reopen the IDE.
Amazon EC2 signals the operating system to perform hibernation (suspend-to-disk). The hibernation freezes all of the processes, saves the contents of the RAM to the EBS root volume, and then performs a regular shutdown. After the shutdown is complete, the instance moves to the stopped state.
This may have changed since the previous answer. I was looking for exactly this, and didn't see any Preferences Tab in the main Cloud9 page. But I did find it in the project settings->EC2 Instance
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