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So far I'm 3 for 3 on stopped/started machines that come back no longer having the scheduled reboot event - maybe the problem isn't as annoying as we're thinking?

(Edited because I said "reboot" and meant "stop/start")



A reboot won't address it at all (it also keeps you on the same host).. no point in doing that. From the e-mail notification: "You will not be able to stop/start or re-launch instances in order to avoid this maintenance update."


Sorry, I should have phrased better. I issued a "stop and start". Per the AWS thread:

> While executing a stop/start is absolutely fine to do, there is not a guarantee that you will land on an updated host. We are periodically polling for new instances and those impacted will receive new maintenance notifications accordingly.

Which I take to mean there's a chance you could land on an updated host. I'll update if any of those machines come back to the Events view.


The post claims that it could take several hours before their scans identify hosts that were claimed during restarts.




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