1: Open HTCondor's {link: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B073WHVRPR Marketplace entry} in another tab.
1: Click the orange 'Continue' button to the right.
-1: This is a busy page, but there's only one thing you may have to change: the "key pair" setting, which is all the way down at the bottom. Change the selected key pair, if necessary, to be one whose private half you have.
-1: This step is where you will start spending money. Scroll back up; there will be section to the right titled "Price for your Selections." That's what Amazon will charge starting when you click the orange 'Launch with one-click' button. We'll remind you in these instructions, but you'll have to stop or terminate the instance your about to start on your own.
+1: This is a busy page, but there's only one thing you may have to change: the "key pair" setting, which is all the way down at the bottom. Change the selected key pair, if necessary, to be one you named in step 1.3.
+1: This step is where you will start spending money. Scroll back up; there will be section to the right titled "Price for your Selections." That's what Amazon will charge starting when you click the orange 'Launch with one-click' button. We'll remind you in these instructions, but you'll have to stop or terminate the instance you're about to start on your own.
1: On the next page, click on the "Your Software" link in the green box.
{section: 2 Add Cloud Resources to Your New Pool}
-Your head node (by default) starts with two CPUs and 8 GiB of RAM. Immediately after you log in -- see the next section -- you can start submitting and running jobs (see section 3). However, with only two CPUs, you'll only be able to run two jobs at a time. To add cloud resources to your pool, you'll use =condor_annex=. To do that, you'll need to obtain an access key for =condor_annex=, so =condor_annex= can act interact with AWS on your behalf. You'll only need to do that once. Likewise, =condor_annex= has to do some one-time set-up for each account. Once that's done, you can run =condor_annex= to add cloud resources as often as you like.
+Your head node (by default) starts with two CPUs and 8 GiB of RAM. Immediately after you log in -- see section 2.1 -- you can start submitting and running jobs (see section 3). However, with only two CPUs, you'll only be able to run two jobs at a time. To add cloud resources to your pool, you'll use =condor_annex=. To do that, you'll need to obtain an access key for =condor_annex=, so =condor_annex= can act interact with AWS on your behalf. You'll only need to do that once. Likewise, =condor_annex= has to do some one-time set-up for each account. Once that's done, you can run =condor_annex= to add cloud resources as often as you like.
{subsection: 2.1 Log into your Head Node}
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If you saved your security tokens from the last time you used =condor_annex=, copy them into the files you just created and skip to section 2.3.
-To download a new pair of security tokens for =condor_annex= to use, go to the {link: https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home#users IAM console}; log in if you need to.
+To download a new pair of security tokens for =condor_annex= to use, go to the {link: https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home#users IAM console}.
{subsubsection: 2.2.1 Privileged (Administrator) Accounts}
