Discover and use the latest AWS Ubuntu 22.04 DLAMI#3899
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Automatically use the latest build, so that customers can benefit from the latest security patches without setting `os_images` or waiting for the dstack team to update the default AMI. Still, only use Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid breaking changes. Implementation: fetch the details of all Ubuntu 22.04 DLAMI builds (119 as of today), find the most recent in runtime.
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Automatically use the latest build, so that
customers can benefit from the latest security
patches without setting
os_imagesor waiting forthe dstack team to update the default AMI. Still,
only use Ubuntu 22.04 to avoid breaking changes.
Implementation: fetch the details of all Ubuntu
22.04 DLAMI builds (119 as of today), find the
most recent in runtime.