Run Patch manager failed on amazonlinux2

The error message indicates that a specific version of grub2-common is required but may not be available or compatible with the newer version of grub2-tools.

Here's how you can try to resolve this issue:

• Manual Inspection of Dependencies: Check the dependencies for the versions of grub2-tools and grub2-common on the system. Ensure that compatible versions of both packages are installed.
• Exclude Specific Package from Patching (Temporary Solution): You can exclude the grub2-tools package from the update process temporarily if it's not critical to your system's operation. In your SSM Patch Manager configuration, you can specify a list of packages to exclude from the update process.

"Operation": "Install",
"DocumentVersion": "$DEFAULT",
"Parameters": {
    "action": "Install",
    "name": "ALL",
    "exclude": "grub2-tools"
}

• Apply Patch Manually (If Needed): If you need to apply the patch to grub2-tools, you can do it manually by logging into the instance and using the appropriate package manager commands.

• Wait for Updates: Sometimes, these kinds of issues are resolved by the maintainers of the package repositories. They might release updates to the packages to fix the dependency issues. So, keep an eye on the repository for updates to the grub2-tools and grub2-common packages.

• Review Cloud-Init Configuration: Make sure that your cloud-init configuration (#cloud-config repo_upgrade: none) is functioning as intended and not interfering with the patching process.

Keep in mind that the exact solution might vary depending on the specific configuration of your system and the packages involved. If this is a production system, you may want to test these solutions in a staging environment first to ensure that they won't cause any unexpected issues.