NASA's CATNLF Flight Testing Advances Wing Efficiency Research
NASA's Armstrong Center conducted flight tests of a scale-model wing to study laminar flow improvements for commercial aircraft.
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NASA's Armstrong Center conducted flight tests of a scale-model wing to study laminar flow improvements for commercial aircraft.
Amazon Connect introduced automated redaction to protect sensitive data in recorded agent screens based on customizable rules.
CloudWatch Logs began appending AWS resource tags directly to log events for improved filtering and analysis without code changes.
CloudFormation extended pre-deployment validation to all stack operations to detect errors before resource provisioning begins.
CloudFormation's express mode speeds up stack operations by up to four times by confirming resource configuration sooner.
Amazon RDS updated IAM authentication to dynamically scale connections based on available database instance capacity.
AWS Parallel Computing Service now allows managed Slurm cluster upgrades across major versions with no downtime for running jobs.
Amazon ElastiCache added support for T4g nodes powered by Graviton2 processors in several additional global regions.
Amazon Neptune introduced dual-stack mode allowing simultaneous IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity for graph database clusters.
Amazon Connect now lets users have up to seven distinct security profiles to match complex organizational access requirements.
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