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Some operating systems will automatically detect larger (expanded) disks available to them and extend the file systems for you. This appears to be the case here.
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There is a step of extending the filesystem depending on the FS type. Check the FS size by using the df command. lsblk shows the disk is extended and OS is able to recognize that.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/recognize-expanded-volume-linux.html
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yes you have to extend the filesystem at the OS end either unix or windows after extending the EBS volume at AWS end, you can refer the below automated script to extend the EBS volume from AWS as well as from the OS end
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yes you have to extend the filesystem at the OS end either unix or windows after extending the EBS volume at AWS end, you can refer the below automated script to extend the EBS volume from AWS as well as from the OS end
https://www.magicpowershell.com/2022/07/extend-live-ebs-volume-on-aws-ec2-instance.html