Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights adds tag-based log group querying
Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights enhanced log analysis by introducing tag-based querying for log groups, simplifying broad data examination.
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Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights enhanced log analysis by introducing tag-based querying for log groups, simplifying broad data examination.
Host-to-client URL redirection allows Amazon WorkSpaces Applications to open specific URLs directly in users' local browsers, optimizing streaming resource use.
AWS integrated AI-generated summaries, natural language search, and interactive graphs into its CloudWatch Alarms view in the AWS Console Mobile App for faster incident analysis.
AWS released incremental machine learning workflows in Entity Resolution, allowing enterprises to update entity matches only for new data efficiently, drastically cutting processing time.
Amazon FSx expanded regional availability by becoming accessible in the New Zealand AWS region, offering managed high-performance file systems.
Amazon Quick introduced Generate Analysis, enabling users to generate dashboards from plain-language descriptions, streamlining dashboard creation.
AWS expanded its AI model catalog in SageMaker JumpStart with four Qwen models supporting multimodal reasoning, agentic coding, and multilingual tasks.
Aurora Distributed SQL added PostgreSQL-compatible JSON data type support with built-in compression to efficiently store semi-structured data.
VPC Lattice resource configurations now permit private fully qualified domain name targets, enabling secure cross-account access to private network resources.
AWS extended Amazon EC2 I8ge instances powered by Graviton4 to multiple new regions, offering enhanced compute and storage performance for demanding workloads.
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