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AWS Health introduces the version catalog for software lifecycle management

Today, AWS Health introduces the version catalog which provides a centralized source of lifecycle information for software versions across AWS services. The version catalog helps customers move from reactive to proactive management of version upgrades and end-of-support risk. It is available in the AWS Health Dashboard, and customers on Business Support Plus, Enterprise Support, or Unified Operations can use the AWS Health API to integrate lifecycle data into their operational workflows. Customers running applications on AWS need to stay current with software versions to maintain a strong security and operational posture. AWS Health already …

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Amazon API Gateway now supports mutual TLS for backend integrations

You can now configure Amazon API Gateway REST APIs to present an AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificate to your backend during the TLS handshake, enabling mutual TLS (mTLS). Previously, API Gateway could present only a self-signed certificate that it generated; now you can use a certificate signed by a certificate authority you trust. Your integration endpoint validates this certificate during the handshake to confirm the connection comes from your API. You can import a certificate into ACM from your existing public key infrastructure (PKI), or have ACM issue and manage one for you through AWS Private Certificate Authority. When a certifi…

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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AWS HealthOmics introduces resource fallback order for WDL workflows

Today, AWS HealthOmics introduces the resource fallback directive, enabling you to define an ordered list of preferred accelerator types, including an option to fallback to CPU instances, for tasks in your Workflow Description Language (WDL) workflows. Researchers and bioinformaticians can use this directive to reduce time spent diagnosing and resubmitting runs due to accelerator constraints and keep production workflows running. AWS HealthOmics is a HIPAA-eligible service that helps healthcare and life sciences customers accelerate scientific breakthroughs at scale with fully managed bioinformatics workflows. With resource fallback, you can…

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Memory now supports direct ingestion to long-term memory

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Memory now lets developers submit content directly for long-term memory extraction without persisting it as a short-term memory event. The new IngestData API accepts content, fans it out to the memory's configured long-term memory strategies, and makes the resulting memory records available through the same retrieval operations used for any other long-term memory records, all without creating a short-term event. Until now, all content had to be stored as a short-term memory event before extraction strategies could process it into long-term memory records. IngestData removes this requirement, enabling developers to ad…

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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Dynamic Image Transformation for Amazon CloudFront adds four new features

Today, AWS announced four new features for Dynamic Image Transformation for Amazon CloudFront (DIT), an AWS supported solution that helps customers transform images in response to their needs. Customers can now use enhanced smart cropping with custom label detection and advanced composition controls that preserve products, text, logos, and custom objects within cropped images. In addition, customers benefit from enhanced automatic image optimization that delivers appropriately sized images across every browser and device type, from phones and tablets to smart TVs, using CloudFront's multi-tier device detection to maximize optimization reach …

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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Dynamic Image Transformation for Amazon CloudFront adds four new features

Today, AWS announced four new features for Dynamic Image Transformation for Amazon CloudFront (DIT). Customers can now use enhanced smart cropping with custom label detection and advanced composition controls that preserve products, text, logos, and custom objects within cropped images. In addition, customers benefit from enhanced automatic image optimization that delivers appropriately sized images across every browser and device type, from phones and tablets to smart TVs, using CloudFront's multi-tier device detection to maximize optimization reach regardless of how users access content. DIT also introduces an interactive image transformat…

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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AWS Builder ID adds recovery options and multi-factor authentication for third-party logins

AWS Builder ID, your personal profile for accessing AWS applications including AWS Builder Center, AWS Training and Certification, Amazon Quick and Kiro, now offers new ways to protect and recover your profile. You can add a recovery email and use new self-service options to regain access if you're locked out. You can also register multi-factor authentication (MFA) devices for any sign-in method, including third-party logins such as Google or Apple. With these enhancements, you have more self-service options to recover your AWS Builder ID. Adding a recovery email provides a second verification factor that makes self-service recovery possible…

AWS What’s New · 08 Sep 2026Read →
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Amazon MWAA Serverless is now available in AWS GovCloud (US)

Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA) Serverless is now available in AWS GovCloud (US-East) and AWS GovCloud (US-West). Amazon MWAA Serverless eliminates the operational overhead of managing Apache Airflow infrastructure by automatically provisioning and scaling compute resources on demand, with a pay-per-use model that charges only for actual workflow run time. For a full list of supported regions, see the Amazon MWAA Serverless regions page. To learn more, see the Amazon MWAA Serverless documentation.

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →
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Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base introduces user-managed setup for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Confluence data sources

AWS announces user-managed setup (3LO) for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Confluence data sources in Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base. Previously, configuring these data sources required generating 2LO credentials on the third-party side, which could be time-consuming and inaccessible for users who lack admin-level access to those systems. With user-managed setup, you simply sign in with your existing third-party credentials, and Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base handles authentication—allowing you to complete data source setup in just a few minutes. This streamlined experience lowers the barrier to getting started with managed knowledge…

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →
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Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base now supports ServiceNow as a native data source connector

AWS announces the ServiceNow data source connector for Amazon Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base, a fully managed retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) service. Customers can now connect their ServiceNow instance to crawl knowledge articles and service catalog items directly into their managed knowledge base. Previously, bringing ServiceNow content into Bedrock Knowledge Bases required building and maintaining custom ingestion pipelines—now, you simply provide your ServiceNow instance credentials, and the connector handles data crawling, metadata extraction, and incremental sync automatically. The ServiceNow connector crawls knowledge articles an…

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →
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Amazon GuardDuty adds optional threat detection rules

Amazon GuardDuty now offers Custom Detection Rules, a library of 35 prebuilt, opt-in rules for CloudTrail management events that let you extend threat detection coverage to match your environment. Custom Detection Rules produces 26 unique finding types mapped to 10 MITRE ATT&CK® tactics, without the heavy lifting of log ingestion, normalization, or storage. Some threat techniques, such as sharing an AMI externally, disabling flow logs, or signing in without MFA, could be meaningful indicators of compromise in some accounts but routine in others. Custom Detection Rules lets you enable these detections only where the activity is unexpected — e…

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →
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AWS MCP Server adds a serverless capability for AWS Lambda functions

Today, AWS Model Context Protocol Server (AWS MCP Server) added a serverless capability so that coding agents such as Claude Code and Kiro can efficiently diagnose issues with your Lambda functions. The serverless capability helps you troubleshoot your running Lambda functions and their connected resources. The AWS MCP Server, available through the Agent Toolkit for AWS or as a standalone installation, is a managed service that gives AI coding agents secure access to AWS services. With the new serverless capability in the AWS MCP Server, your coding agent inspects your Lambda function and its connected resources across Amazon API Gateway, Am…

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →
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AWS Transfer Family SFTP Connectors now support continuing file transfers during credential rotation

AWS Transfer Family SFTP Connectors now continue running file transfers while you rotate the credentials used to authenticate with remote SFTP servers. You no longer need to update the connector to point to a new secret version each time a credential rotates, removing a manual step and helping avoid failed transfers during the rotation window. Connectors can now retrieve credentials from an ordered list of AWS Secrets Manager version stages, such as the current and previous versions, during authentication. The connector automatically tries each version in the order you specify and proceeds with the first that succeeds, so transfers continue …

AWS What’s New · 04 Sep 2026Read →