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NebulaImage DevOps — Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Full DevOps toolchain on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

AvailableUbuntu 24.04 LTSx86_64AWS EC2

Pricing on AWS Marketplace.

Overview

NebulaImage DevOps Ubuntu 24.04 LTS bundles the most commonly required DevOps tools on a hardened Ubuntu Noble base. The image is intended as a consistent, reproducible build server, automation controller, or development environment on AWS EC2. All tools are at their latest stable releases at build time. Security updates are applied and UFW and fail2ban are configured.

What's Included

Docker Engine

Container runtime for build and deploy workflows.

Git

Version control pre-configured.

Ansible

Agentless automation and configuration management.

Terraform

Infrastructure as Code for AWS and beyond.

AWS CLI v2

Full AWS API access from the command line.

Jenkins LTS

CI/CD server, ready for first-run setup.

UFW + fail2ban

Firewall and SSH protection.

System Requirements

Technical Specifications

Base OSUbuntu 24.04 LTS
Architecturex86_64 (amd64)
DockerLatest stable
GitLatest stable
AnsibleLatest stable
TerraformLatest stable
AWS CLIv2
JenkinsLTS
DeploymentAWS Marketplace AMI

Recommended instance types

t3.smallt3.mediumt3.largem5.large

Security

Security design principles

  • No hardcoded credentials, passwords, or SSH keys.
  • All OS security updates applied at build time.
  • Jenkins requires authentication setup on first access.
  • Docker daemon on Unix socket only.
Read full security practices →

Configuration

This image works out of the box. Customise using EC2 user data (cloud-init) at launch, or connect over SSH after the instance starts.

Security

Never embed credentials in cloud-init user data. Use AWS Secrets Manager, Parameter Store, or IAM instance profiles.

Configuration guide

Deployment

  1. 1

    Subscribe on AWS Marketplace

    Search for "NebulaImage DevOps — Ubuntu 24.04 LTS" and subscribe.

  2. 2

    Launch EC2 instance

    Select the NebulaImage AMI when creating your instance.

  3. 3

    Configure and launch

    Choose instance type, security group, and key pair.

  4. 4

    Connect and verify

    SSH in and verify the environment is running.

Updates

New AMI versions are published periodically with OS security updates applied. Apply updates on a running instance with sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

Documentation

FAQ

Which EC2 instance types are supported?
Any x86_64 instance. t3.small, t3.medium, t3.large and above recommended.
How is pricing handled?
Managed through AWS Marketplace. View current pricing on the product listing page.
Can I build my own AMI from this?
Yes — launch an instance, make changes, create a private AMI. Review the AWS Marketplace usage terms.
What regions is this available in?
Region availability is listed on the AWS Marketplace product page.

More questions? Full FAQ or contact support.