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To be honest, I am still recovering from the AWS Summit in New York and doing everything in my power to equate the market like Amazon Bedrock Agentcore and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3). There are a lot of new things you can learn!
Meanwhile, it was an exciting week for AWS builders focused on reliability and observability. Standout notifications must be the Amazon SQS Fair queues, which solve one of the most durable challenges in multi-reader architectures: the problem of the “noisy neighbor”. If you have ever dealt with a stunning shared infrastructure of one tenant and affect other tenants, you will appreciate how this feature allows more balanced messages across your applications.
On AI queue, we also see that AWS continues to increase our observability with the preview of the generative observability of Amazon Cloudwatch. This brings Ai-Outhagan knowledge directly to your monitoring workflows and will help you understand the patterns of infrastructure and applications in a new way. And for those who manage the Amazon Connect, adding cloudformation AWS for attachments of messages facilitates the program deployment and management of assets of e -mail campaigns in different environments.
Start of Last Week
- Amazon SQS Fair Queues-Aws launched Amazon SQS Fair Fair to help relieve the problem of a “noisy neighbor” in multiple rental systems, allowing more balanced messages and improved application resistance across shared infrastructure.
- Amazon Cloudwatch Generative AI Visibility-AMAZON Cloudwatch Preview has launched a preview of AMAZON CLOUDWATCH GENERATIVE AI, allowing users to obtain information about AI driven on their cloud infrastructure and application performance through advanced monitoring and analytical capabilities.
- Cloudformation Amazon Connect Support for Message Templates – AWS has expanded the Amazon Connect capabilities by introducing support for AWS cloudformation for attractions of outgoing campaigns, allowing customers to program and deploy attachments of e -mail campaigns in different environments.
- Amazon Connect Editing – Amazon Connect presents new interface editing forecasts that allow contact centers to quickly modify forecasts by percentage or exact values across specific data ranges, queues and channels for multiple responsive workforce planning.
- Bloom filters for Amazon Elasticache-amazon Elasticache now supports Bloom in version 8.1 for Valkyy and offers a spatially effective way to check for more than 98% memory efficiency compared to traditional sets.
- The Amazon EC2 Skip OS Shutdown – AWS has introduced a new option for Amazon EC2 that allows customers to skip the charming shutdown of the operating system when stopping or ending instances, allowing you to reset the instance applications and transition faster.
- GIT repository integration of AWS – AWS Healthomics now supports the integration of direct GIT storage integration for working process creation, allowing scientists smoothly pulling out the workflows from Github, Gitlab and Bitbucket repository.
- The AWS Organization Tagice Wimbard Support – AWS Organization is now supporting a statement of ALL_SUPPORTED in brand principles, allowing users to apply the rules for marking all supported types of resources for the AWS service in one line in one line, simplifying policy creation and reducing complexity.
Blogs
Beyond Iam Access Keys: Modern Verification – AWS Access – AS recommends moving over the traditional IAM Access keys to safer verification methods, reducing the risks of credential exposure and unauthorized approach using modern and robust identity approaches.
Upcoming AWS events
AWS Re: Invent 2025 (December 1-5, 2025, Las Vegas)-AWS’s boat offers innovation cooperation through peer-to-peer learning, discussions led by experts and invaluable network opportunities.
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Commission to community conferences that contain technical discussions, workshops and practical laboratories led by AWS experts and industry leaders around the world: Singapore (August 2), Australia (August 15), Adria (September), Balt (September 10) and Aotearoa (September 18).