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This ID is stored in SSM and is discoverable by running: aws ssm get-parameters -names /aws/service/canonical/meta/publisher-id

For the China partition, the OwnerId field is 837727238323. For the GovCloud partition, the OwnerId field is 513442679011. Users can verify that an AMI was published by Canonical by ensuring the OwnerId field of an image is 099720109477 (in the default partition). The given serial for an image (e.g., 20210222) is also uploaded in place of current: ubuntu/$PRODUCT/$RELEASE/stable/$SERIAL/$ARCH/$VIRT_TYPE/$VOL_TYPE/ami-idįor more details on SSM check out this Discourse thread.

VOL_TYPE: ebs-gp2, ebs-io1, ebs-standard, or instance-store.

The path follows this format: ubuntu/$PRODUCT/$RELEASE/stable/current/$ARCH/$VIRT_TYPE/$VOL_TYPE/ami-id aws/service/canonical/ubuntu/server/20.04/stable/current/amd64/hvm/ebs-gp2/ami-id To find the latest AMI ID, users can use the AWS CLI: aws ssm get-parameters -names \ This provides users with a programmatic method of querying for the latest AMI ID.Ĭanonical stores SSM parameters under /aws/service/canonical/. The AWS Systems Manager (SSM) agent is used by Canonical to store the latest AMI release versions for EC2. Standard server images, as well as minimal images for amd64, and arm64 images for the standard server set.ĭaily (untested) and release images are published. Older releases may also support PV and instance-store, but users benefit from the newer storage and virtualisation technologies. Generally, all images use Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and HVM virtualisation types.

Canonical produces a wide variety of images to support numerous features found on EC2: On EC2, cloud images are referred to as Amazon Machine Images (AMIs). Multi-node configuration with Docker-Composeĭistributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD)Īmazon Web Service’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) provides a platform for deploying and running applications.