AWS Introduces End User Messaging Notify for Rapid OTP Deployment
AWS launched End User Messaging Notify to accelerate delivery of one-time passcode messages globally with built-in fraud protection.
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AWS launched End User Messaging Notify to accelerate delivery of one-time passcode messages globally with built-in fraud protection.
ElastiCache Serverless expanded connectivity options to include IPv6 and dual stack, enhancing compatibility and compliance.
CloudWatch introduced Container Insights with OpenTelemetry metrics to enhance visibility into Amazon EKS cluster health and performance.
Deadline Cloud added flexible queue scheduling modes to optimize distributed render workload management for creative projects.
Lightsail introduced high-CPU instance bundles supporting various OS and app blueprints for compute-intensive workloads.
CloudWatch expanded its automatic telemetry enablement to CloudFront access logs and Security Hub findings for streamlined monitoring.
The AWS Direct Connect site in Auckland gained 100 Gbps dedicated connections with encryption, enhancing private network speeds.
CloudWatch added native ingestion and querying of OpenTelemetry metrics, simplifying observability across hybrid environments.
WorkSpaces Applications introduced a drain mode allowing seamless maintenance by stopping new logins on instances while preserving active sessions.
Location Service expanded map customization with configurable contour density, traffic filtering, and immersive 3D visualization options.
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