Update launch-node-ubuntu.adoc #835
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Removing `ami: auto-ssm` as it makes "think" eksctl that it is a custom ami, throwing an error (needing `overrideBootstrapCommand`) ``` Error: nodeGroups[0].overrideBootstrapCommand is required when using a custom AMI based on Ubuntu2204 (nodeGroups[0].ami) ```
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I tested, and it works successfully with the change implemented by @carlosbravoa. Thanks for your contribution. |
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ami: auto-ssmas it makes "think" eksctl that it is a custom ami, throwing an error (needingoverrideBootstrapCommand)Issue #, if available:
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