From the Community

A note on “pilot light” in AWS – empty

Exposing Security Observability Gaps in AWS Native Security Tooling – empty

Podcasts

Last Week In AWS: AWS Prime Day Cost ~$135 million

Screaming in the Cloud: Summer Replay – Building a User-Friendly Product with Aparna Sinha

Screaming in the Cloud: Summer Replay – Innovations and the Changing DevOps Tides of Tech with Nigel Kersten

Choice Cuts

Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB Compatibility) Global Clusters introduces Switchover – And Failover too.

Amazon EC2 C7i-flex instances are now available in US East (N. Virginia) Region – empty

Announcing general availability of Amazon EC2 G6e instances – empty

Amazon EMR support prioritized and capacity-optimized-prioritized allocation strategies for EC2 instances – empty

Amazon S3 now supports conditional writes – empty

Amazon S3 adds additional context to HTTP 403 Access Denied error messages – empty

Amazon S3 no longer charges for several HTTP error codes – empty

Amazon SageMaker Canvas now supports data flows import, and faster data prep for ML – empty

Amazon SageMaker Pipelines now provides a drag-and-drop UI to easily create ML workflows – empty

AWS CodeBuild now supports Mac builds – empty

SageMaker Canvas unlocks no-code ML and data preparation at petabyte-scale – empty

Now open — AWS Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region – empty

AWS Lambda introduces recursive loop detection APIs – empty

Announcing AWS KMS Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) support – empty

Tools

reactorthis/funcy: Simplify writing TypeScript AWS lambda APIs and functions with inferred strong typing and declarative best practices out of the box. – empty

wut.dev – empty

… and that’s what happened Last Week in AWS.

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