Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Raises Default Runtime Quotas to Enhance AI Agent Scalability
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore increased its default runtime quota limits to support larger-scale agent-based workloads across AWS Regions.
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Amazon Bedrock AgentCore increased its default runtime quota limits to support larger-scale agent-based workloads across AWS Regions.
Amazon CloudWatch introduced a feature allowing direct creation of alarms from log query results, simplifying monitoring and alerting workflows.
Amazon Elastic Container Service enhanced its Management Console with real-time deployment visibility and diagnostic tools for faster issue resolution.
AWS Artifact added Assurance Assistant, an AI-driven tool to generate citation-backed answers for security and compliance questions based on AWS documentation.
AWS Partner Central now enables associating existing AWS Marketplace product listings directly with co-sell opportunities to unify solution tracking.
Amazon Relational Database Service expanded automated backup replication capabilities across multiple new geographic Regions for enhanced disaster recovery.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore platform extended regional support to Asia Pacific and Europe locations to reduce latency and improve agent deployment.
Amazon Elastic Container Service enhanced deployment automation by allowing fine-tuned rollback thresholds and failure counting methods.
Amazon GuardDuty Runtime Monitoring expanded to detect and alert on unauthorized changes to critical files across EC2 and container workloads.
AWS AppConfig introduced built-in experimentation features to facilitate controlled A/B and multivariate testing without custom infrastructure.
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