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Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL incorporated recent minor version updates to address security issues and improve spatial data modeling through PostGIS support.
AWS deployed an interactive AI assistant within Visual Studio's AWS Toolkit to guide .NET developers through application modernization inside their IDE.
AWS RTB Fabric introduced support for custom domains, letting advertising platforms maintain their public endpoints while routing through AWS infrastructure.
AWS Billing Conductor's new console feature identifies accounts with pending billing data access post-transfer invite acceptance to improve billing oversight.
AWS Transform added a modernization engine that optimizes network designs and detects conflicts before deployment in cloud migrations.
AWS made generally available a Local Zone in Istanbul, extending cloud infrastructure closer to Turkish metropolitan users for improved performance and compliance.
AWS Transfer Family expanded support for federated access with IAM Identity Center replicated across multiple Regions, improving user experience and reliability.
Amazon SageMaker HyperPod introduced built-in capabilities to capture inference inputs and outputs, facilitating model evaluation and troubleshooting.
AWS Secrets Manager extended automatic rotation of third-party secrets to include Datadog API keys and Snowflake programmatic access tokens.
The AWS Glue Data Catalog Client for Apache Hive Metastore was updated for Hive 3 compatibility and multi-catalog support.
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