I am using Amazon's EC2 cluster for running GraphLab. They want the location of my .pem
file, which is my private key.
After searching I still I could not find the file in ubuntu. I am using PuTTY.
.pem
file is what you have download from AWS when you created your key-pair. This is only a one time download and you cannot download it again.
Your software is asking for .pem
file. Now you are the one who needs to locate that file. You might have downloaded it on you laptop/desktop...etc.
As I said above, .pem
is not saved anywhere on EC2. It is a one time download and you have to keep it safe.
For Putty
(windows ssh client), it does not support .pem
format. Hence you have to convert it to .ppk
format using PuTTyGen. Its essentially .pem
but in a different format so that Putty
can work with it.