AWS officially supports Centos, Debian, and FreeBSD from the Marketplace
Hello! 
Starting today, it will not be necessary to coat other people's AMIs or install your own systems to get a Debian, Centos or FreeBSD image. They are available in the Marketplace absolutely free:
For example, you would like to install the latest version of pure Debian . Now I will tell you how to do it.
1. Follow the link .
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Here we see 2 available options 64 and 32-bit distributions.
Price per product - $ 0.00 + price of EC2 instance. Choose what you need.
2. Description page.
Here we have a description of the product, prices, etc. Click Continue .
3. Start options.
On this page we shave all the usual options for starting a new instance:
Or, with the Launch with EC2 Console option, we can find the necessary AMIs by reference and in the familiar AWS console environment launch new instances:
This is how you can now easily and easily run pure versions of Debian, CentOS and FreeBSD.
Starting today, it will not be necessary to coat other people's AMIs or install your own systems to get a Debian, Centos or FreeBSD image. They are available in the Marketplace absolutely free:
For example, you would like to install the latest version of pure Debian . Now I will tell you how to do it.
1. Follow the link .
')
Here we see 2 available options 64 and 32-bit distributions.
Price per product - $ 0.00 + price of EC2 instance. Choose what you need.
2. Description page.
Here we have a description of the product, prices, etc. Click Continue .
3. Start options.
On this page we shave all the usual options for starting a new instance:
Or, with the Launch with EC2 Console option, we can find the necessary AMIs by reference and in the familiar AWS console environment launch new instances:
This is how you can now easily and easily run pure versions of Debian, CentOS and FreeBSD.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/160261/
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