Using an Amazon Snowball Edge Device
For information about unlocking an Amazon Snowball Edge device, see Using the Snowball Edge Client.
When the device first arrives, inspect it for damage or obvious tampering.
Warning
If you notice anything that looks suspicious about the device, don't connect it to
your internal network. Instead, contact Amazon Web Services Support
The following image shows what the Amazon Snowball Edge device looks like.
The device has three doors—a front, a back, and a top—that all can be opened by latches. The top door contains the power cable for the device. The other two doors can be opened and slid inside the device so that they're out of the way while you're using it. By opening the doors, you get access to the LCD E Ink display embedded in the front side of the device, and the power and network ports in the back.
After your device arrives and is powered on, you're ready to use it.
Topics
- Using the Snowball Edge Client
- Transferring files using the Amazon S3 adapter for data migration
- Managing the NFS interface
- Using Amazon IoT Greengrass to run pre-installed software on Amazon EC2-compatible instances
- Using Amazon Lambda with an Amazon Snowball Edge
- Using Amazon EC2-compatible compute instances
- Using Amazon S3 compatible storage on Snow Family devices
- Using Amazon EKS Anywhere on Amazon Snow
- Using IAM Locally
- Using Amazon Security Token Service
- Managing public key certificates
- Ports Required to Use Amazon Services on an Amazon Snowball Edge Device