Image Cache Build

By pre-caching container images as EBS snapshots, you can optimize the startup speed of compute instances. When launching a new instance, the instance's data volume comes with a container image cache, eliminating the need to pull from the image repository again.

Create the EBS snapshot before deploying the solution. We provide a script for building the EBS snapshot.

Using Custom ImageUsing Pre-built Image

If you build and push the image to Amazon ECR yourself, run the following command. Replace us-east-1 with the region where the solution is located, and replace 123456789012 with your 12-digit AWS account:

cd utils/bottlerocket-images-cache
./snapshot.sh 123456789012.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/sd-on-eks/sdwebui:latest,123456789012.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/sd-on-eks/queue-agent:latest

If you use the pre-built image provided by the solution, run the following command:

cd utils/bottlerocket-images-cache
./snapshot.sh public.ecr.aws/bingjiao/sd-on-eks/sdwebui:latest,public.ecr.aws/bingjiao/sd-on-eks/comfyui:latest,public.ecr.aws/bingjiao/sd-on-eks/queue-agent:latest

After the script completes, it will output the EBS snapshot ID (in the format similar to snap-0123456789). You can apply this snapshot when deploying.

For more details about this script, please refer to the GitHub repository