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@ -548,7 +548,7 @@ The following table highlights the many instance states that a VM can be in at a
- If you would like a balance of risk tolerance and network performance, use Partitioned Placement Groups.
- Each placement group name within your AWS must be unique
- You can move an existing instance into a placement group guaranteed that it is in a stopped state. You can move the instance via the CLI or an AWS SDK, but not the console. You can also take a snapshot of the existing instance, convert it into an AMI, and launch it into the placement group where you desire it to be.
- You can move an existing instance into a placement group provided that it is in a stopped state. You can move the instance via the CLI or an AWS SDK, but not the console. You can also take a snapshot of the existing instance, convert it into an AMI, and launch it into the placement group where you desire it to be.
## Elastic Block Store (EBS)