Cloud bursting with HP CloudSystem Matrix infrastructure orchestration and HP Cloud Services or Amazon EC2

elements. A Filter is considered a match if all its criteria match.

- Filter values may contain wildcards:

* matches zero or more characters

? matches exactly one character

- A backslash may be used to escape special characters in a filter value.

-->

<!--

Include Amazon-owned, machine images with a name defined

-->

<name>owner-alias</name>

<value>amazon</value>

</FilterCriterion>

<name>image-type</name>

<value>machine</value>

</FilterCriterion>

</FilterCriterion>

</IncludeFilter>

<!--

Include private, machine images with a name defined

-->

<name>is-public</name>

<value>false</value>

</FilterCriterion>

<name>image-type</name>

<value>machine</value>

</FilterCriterion>

</FilterCriterion>

</IncludeFilter>

<!--

Exclude images with a product code

-->

<name>product-code</name>

</FilterCriterion>

</ExcludeFilter>

</Filters>

Create mxpassword entries for EC2 account access

Select an mxpassword key to hold the EC2 account credentials, and set this key name in the

provider.account.mxpassword.key property in the <pool-id>.properties file. For example:

provider.account.mxpassword.key=ec2-account-1

Enter the secret access key for each EC2 account using the following command:

C:\>mxpassword -a -x <provider.account.mxpassword.key value>=<secret access

key for this EC2 account>