feat(image-examples): add windows 2025 and ubuntu 24.04 examples #4915
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jonanderson10
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- Added Windows Server 2025 example image
- Added Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) example image
- Bumped all example images to build with newer instance types to save time
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fix: windows 2025 uses ec2launchv2
We don't like waiting for our AMIs to finish building :)
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No time yet to check in detail. Any reason to update linuxe instance types? |
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Much much faster builds. I figure if someone is really cost conscious they can override it since it's a variable. Most builds are going to be under 1hr for Linux anyway. So what's a few extra cents for less waiting. |
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