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You can achieve it through the following:
- EC2 Image Builder provides two AWS-provided patching components, update-linux and update-windows, which install all pending operating system updates using the UpdateOS action module. These components can be added to your image build pipelines from the list of AWS-provided components. Additionally, you can create custom build components for selective patch installation or updates on supported AMIs using shell scripts or by using the UpdateOS action module.
- In Patch Manager, you can create custom patch baselines and specify various parameters for patch installation and exclusion.
- To link Patch Manager with EC2 Image Builder, you would need to create a maintenance window in Systems Manager. Then, you should register targets (your EC2 instances) to this maintenance window, specifying the patch group key-value tag you created earlier. After this, you assign tasks to the maintenance window, such as patch installation tasks, using the AWS-RunPatchBaselineWithHooks command document. This process allows you to schedule and automate patch installations in alignment with your custom patch baseline.
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