You have a launch template with multiple versions. You want to launch an instance using the latest version but also override the AMI ID. Which is the correct approach?

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ASpecify version '$Latest' and provide AMI ID override in the launch command

BSpecify version '1' and provide AMI ID override

CSpecify version '$Default' without overrides

DCreate a new launch template with the desired AMI ID

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand version selection
Using '$Latest' selects the newest launch template version automatically.
Step 2: Apply overrides
You can override parameters like AMI ID during launch even when specifying a version.
Final Answer:
Specify version '$Latest' and provide AMI ID override in the launch command -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use '$Latest' with overrides to launch updated config = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Use '$Latest' version with overrides to customize launch [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using fixed version number instead of '$Latest'
Not providing overrides when needed
Creating new templates unnecessarily

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You have a launch template with multiple versions. You want to launch an instance using the latest version but also override the AMI ID. Which is the correct approach?

Step 1: Understand version selection

Step 2: Apply overrides

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