Hi all, in case you didn’t know, we have an official documentation site here: https://documentation.ubuntu.com/aws
You are invited to contribute by either editing directly the documentation (which is open source too) or suggesting topics in this thread.
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a sensible form to make a final URL would be to used an obvious subdomain like this full domain name: aws.ubuntu.com or aws.docs.ubuntu.com. this is very flexible. the “server” for this domain can be hosted anywhere ports 80 and/or 443 can reach. you can use AWS to host all aspects of this. you can set up a big array of redundancy so that it’s the last one around when Earth finally get consume by that big fire in the sky.
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Yes, that is way better. We were waiting for final configurations to have the proper URL. IT has been updated to: https://documentation.ubuntu.com/aws
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Hello!
Just trying to find some release notes for AWS Ubuntu images. For an example, I need to know what was changed in Ubuntu 22.04 EKS 1.29 20250403.1
Could you please point to the page?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for reaching out!
Currently, we don’t have release notes for our automated updates. We create a new AMI once enough updates are available to help customers get up and running faster. You can also upgrade your current instances to achieve the same state as a newly released AMI.
Additionally, the Ubuntu Security Notices website allows you to check all fixed CVEs for the Ubuntu version you’re using on EKS. Ubuntu is consistent across server, desktop, minimal, and EKS variants, ensuring they all receive the same updates. You could also dump the package list and compare versions against the USN or utilize a security scanning tool like Amazon Inspector.
In the meantime, please let me know if you’d like to explore any of these options further.
Regarding release notes, we’re evaluating ways to distribute them with each update.
Thank you Carlos!
It’s fine for our goals. We are looking forward to the release notes of the documentation 
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