Amazon Ec2 Instance Management with C#: Part 3 – Uploading and Importing a Key Pair

Before getting started Skill Level: Beginner Assumptions: You have completed Part 1 and 2 of Managing Amazon AWS with C# – EC2 Additional Information: I sometimes cover small sub-topics in a post. Along with AWS, you will also be exposed to: .NET Core 2.0 – If you use .NET Framework, the steps will be slightly different, but as this is a beginner level tutorial, it should be simple. Rhyous.SimpleArgs Details We may already have a key pair that we want to use, so we don't want to create a new one. If that is the case, it can be uploaded. Step 1 – Get key in the correct format I used OpenSSL to do this. Download OpenSSL. Run this command: [sh] .\openssl.exe rsa -in c:\users\jbarneck\desktop\new.pem -pubou t -out c:\users\jbarneck\desktop\new.pub [sh] Step 2 – Edit InstanceManager.cs file We've created InstanceManager.cs in Part 1. Let's edit it. Add a method to read the key file from disk and upload and import the key pair. public static async Task ImportKeyPair(AmazonEC2Client ec2Client, string keyName, string keyFile) { var publicKey = File.

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