Puppeteer on Ubuntu with GUI is an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that offers a preconfigured environment for automating web browser tasks using Puppeteer on an Ubuntu system with a graphical user interface (GUI. This setup is ideal for developers and testers who require a visual interface to develop, execute, and monitor their automation scripts. Key Features and Functionality: - Preinstalled Software: The AMI comes with Puppeteer and Google Chrome preinstalled, enabling immediate automation of browser tasks. - Graphical User Interface: Utilizes a lightweight Xfce desktop environment, providing a responsive GUI accessible via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP or Virtual Network Computing (VNC. - Development Tools: Includes Visual Studio Code with sample Puppeteer scripts and language bindings for Node.js, facilitating quick script development and testing. - Remote Access: Easily connect to the virtual desktop using RDP or VNC by employing the EC2 instance's public IP as the hostname and the instance ID as the initial password. - Minimal Configuration: Designed with only essential installations required to run Puppeteer on a GUI, ensuring a clean and efficient environment. Primary Value and User Solutions: This AMI simplifies the deployment of a Puppeteer environment on AWS, eliminating the complexities associated with manual setup and configuration. It provides a ready-to-use platform for test automation, web scraping, routine web task automation, and application monitoring. By offering a GUI, it allows users to visually develop and debug their automation scripts, enhancing productivity and reducing the learning curve for those new to browser automation. The inclusion of preinstalled tools and sample scripts further accelerates the development process, enabling users to focus on their automation objectives without worrying about environment setup.