Bellatrix is a comprehensive set of tools to automate the management of EC2 ami’s and instances.
bewitch_ami - Will launch a new instance and execute a configuration script.
set_permissions - Given an ami, this utility will give execution permissions to other accounts.
set_security - Configures an EC2 security group making it possible to only allow incomming connections to certain ports and ip addresses.
start_instance - Starts a new instance from a given ami.
burn_instance - Burn a running instance into a new ami.
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