Add guidelines on EC2 creation with the DLAMI #795
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jimburtoft
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| ### Find a supported region | |||
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| Here is the list of regions that support at least one type of trainium and inferencia instance, as of February 2025: | |||
| Here is the list of regions that support at least one type of Trainium or Inferencia2 instance, as of February 2025: | |||
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My bad. Inferentia2. (T, not C)
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Added some good information from @jimburtoft in the doc to make this how to section a central place to get started with the AMI on EC2.