We currently build a golden image from the Ubuntu 22.04 AMI offered from Canonical, however there are security patches that are only available through Ubuntu Pro. In researching creating an AMI from the Ubuntu Pro AMI I discovered that there is not currently an AMI available for 22.04 on AMD. There is a Real-Time Kernel version for ARM but that is not an option for us.
The Ubuntu Pro page on ubuntu.com lists 22.04 as an option with a link to the AMI listing in AWS, but this hits a 404.
Does anyone know what's happening with this missing Pro AMI? We cannot roll back to 20.04, so this is prevent us from patching what corporate is calling a Sev 5 security vulnerability.
Thank you
<Edit> The Golden image that we build based off of the 22.04 AMI is an automated build via a scheduled pipeline. There is a process for using the Ubuntu Pro AMIs where we can build our golden image and incorporate the Pro subscription into it. This either isn't possible or would require additional engineering to get it working with the non-pro AMI.
I'm aware that there is a 22.04 LTS AMI available, as that is what we are currently using. We need the Pro subscription so that we can patch security vulnerabilities because only Pro has those patches available.