The current image alias management implementation largely offloads the hard parts to humans or other out-of-band solutions. Compare this to how other infrastructure tooling expose search-like interfaces. An ideal interaction in fuzzbucket might look like this:
which would store the argument as a set of filters instead of an exact ami. At box/instance creation time, the ubuntu22 alias would resolve to the most recent AMI that matches, e.g.:
The current image alias management implementation largely offloads the hard parts to humans or other out-of-band solutions. Compare this to how other infrastructure tooling expose search-like interfaces. An ideal interaction in fuzzbucket might look like this:
which would store the argument as a set of filters instead of an exact
ami. At box/instance creation time, theubuntu22alias would resolve to the most recent AMI that matches, e.g.:would be equivalent to:
sorting the results by
.CreationDateand selecting the most recent.