1/4/2024, 12:00:00 AM ~ 1/5/2024, 12:00:00 AM (UTC)
Recent Announcements
AWS Systems Manager now supports SSM Agent version update in the context of an Application
Application Manager, a capability of AWS Systems Manager that helps DevOps engineers investigate and remediate issues in the context of their applications, now supports AWS Systems Manager Agent (SSM Agent) automatic version updates in the context of an Application.
Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports TLS 1.3 and perfect forward secrecy
Amazon OpenSearch Service adds support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) version 1.3 amongst its transport security options for domain endpoint security. TLS 1.3 offers customers enhanced security and performance as compared to older TLS versions. In addition, we now support perfect forward secrecy, which provides additional safeguards against eavesdropping of encrypted data, through the use of a unique random session key.
Introducing simplified WordPress setup on Amazon Lightsail
Amazon Lightsail now offers a simplified experience to configure your WordPress website on Lightsail. You can set up your website on your Virtual Private Server (VPS) by simply following the workflow that will configure and secure your WordPress application for you.
AWS Systems Manager now supports Ubuntu 23.04, Debian 12, MacOS 14, and SUSE SP5
AWS Systems Manager now supports instances running Ubuntu 23.04, Debian 12, MacOS 14 (Sonoma), and SUSE SP5. Systems Manager customers running these operating systems versions now have access to all AWS Systems Manager Node Management capabilities, including Fleet Manager, Compliance, Inventory, Hybrid Activations, Session Manager, Run Command, State Manager, Patch Manager, and Distributor. For a full list of supported operating systems and machine types for AWS Systems Manager, see the user guide. For a full list of supported operating systems for AWS Systems Manager Patch Manager, see the Patch Manager prerequisites user guide page.
Amazon Connect launches granular access controls for historical metrics
Amazon Connect now provides granular access controls enabling you to apply resource tags to define who is able to see historical metrics for specific users, queues, and routing profiles in the Amazon Connect UI. For example, you can tag users with Team:Compliance to only enable the Compliance team manager to see historical metrics for these users. To learn more about this feature, see tag based access control for historical metrics.
AWS Blogs
AWS Cloud Operations & Migrations Blog
- Custom Post-launch actions and Deployment scripting using AWS Systems Manager and Amazon CodeWhisperer
- Accelerating Blue/Green Deployments with AWS MGN Post-Launch Actions
- How to use AWS Config proactive rules and AWS CloudFormation Hooks to prevent creation of non-complaint cloud resources
AWS Compute Blog
AWS DevOps Blog
- re:Invent 2023 DevOps and Developer Productivity Playlist
- The most visited AWS DevOps blog posts in 2023
Front-End Web & Mobile
- The most visited front-end web and mobile blog posts in 2023
- re:Invent 2023 Front-end Web and Mobile Productivity Playlist
AWS Machine Learning Blog
Networking & Content Delivery
- AWS Verified Access introduces policy assistant to quickly see the impact of new access policies
- Capture packets with Amazon VPC Traffic Mirroring and Mountpoint for Amazon S3
AWS Storage Blog
- Implement multi-factor authentication based managed file transfer using AWS Transfer Family and AWS Secrets Manager
- Automatic monitoring of actions taken on objects in Amazon S3
Open Source Project
AWS CLI
Amplify for JavaScript
- tsc-compliance-test@0.1.10
- required-release: chore(release): Publish [ci skip]
- 2024-01-04 Amplify JS release - aws-amplify@6.0.10
- @aws-amplify/storage@6.0.10
- @aws-amplify/rtn-web-browser@1.0.10
- @aws-amplify/rtn-push-notification@1.2.10
- @aws-amplify/react-native-example@0.0.11
- @aws-amplify/react-native@1.0.10
- @aws-amplify/pubsub@6.0.10
- @aws-amplify/predictions@6.0.10