Expose a cli command to restart ec2 instances#6915
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ran manage-commcare-cloud make-docs > docs/source/reference/1-commcare-cloud/commands.md again
since we have terraform to manage other ec2 functionality so we don't expect a scope creep for this command, so this should be fine to be called ec2
let user know the implications of stop and stop_and_start and guide them to pass the option. This would eventually be removed when graceful stop would be implemented
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Building on top of #6905, we are exposing a cli which will help us to do restarts of ec2 instances.
The PR creates a role, a playbook and a cli for
ec2_instance_statecommand.The role would be used later in the playbooks where we would be issuing start and stop commands to the instances.
The playbook was required to expose the role for the CLI.
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