feat: Introduce Amazon Linux 2023 ARM image #4780
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To me the example looks similar to al2023 for x64. Images are just an example and not tested at all. I have no issue with adding another example. But would it not be possible to make the al2023 more generic and just inject the architecture? Any thoughts? |
Made these changes in the latest commits. Seems to be working well in both architectures. |
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This PR proposes to introduce a new AMI for Amazon Linux 2023 in the ARM 64 architecture. I took a similar approach to what was done for Ubuntu Jammy where the code is duplicated into a new Packer directory. I'm also open to parameterize the runner architecture and have a single Packer configuration.