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What I expected to happen:
I expect that a symlink under /dev is created using the device mapping configured for my EC2 EBS volume.
What actually happened:
In certain workflows, the symlinks to the devices are created under /dev/dev/<device> instead of just /dev/device. Additionally, creating devices under /dev with an actual ID that could be used by the kernel is a bad practice, so we should create the symlinks for EBS volume mappings under /dev/by-ebs-id, to prevent collisions with kernel device names. See amazonlinux/amazon-ec2-utils#37 for reference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What I expected to happen:
I expect that a symlink under
/dev
is created using the device mapping configured for my EC2 EBS volume.What actually happened:
In certain workflows, the symlinks to the devices are created under
/dev/dev/<device>
instead of just/dev/device
. Additionally, creating devices under/dev
with an actual ID that could be used by the kernel is a bad practice, so we should create the symlinks for EBS volume mappings under/dev/by-ebs-id
, to prevent collisions with kernel device names. See amazonlinux/amazon-ec2-utils#37 for reference.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: