AWS Encryption SDK now supports data key caching

The AWS Encryption SDK is an encryption library that helps make it easier for you to implement encryption best practices in your application. It enables you to focus on the core functionality of your application, rather than on how to best encrypt and decrypt your data. 
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Amazon AppStream 2.0 Now Lets You Use Microphones with Your Streaming Applications

Amazon AppStream 2.0 now allows you to use microphones and other audio input devices with your streamed applications. With this capability, you can use popular collaboration applications, call center solutions, and tools used to record voiceovers, such as video editing software with AppStream 2.0. Since your applications are streamed to an HTML5 browser, your users can now access these solutions from Windows PCs, Mac OS devices, and Linux-based desktops.
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Announcing Third Edge Location in Paris, France for Amazon CloudFront

We are happy to announce the launch of our third edge location in Paris, France! This brings Amazon CloudFront’s total edge locations to 91 (including 80 points of presence and 11 regional edge cache locations). To see a full list of CloudFront locations, please visit our website here. Meet with the CloudFront team at one of our upcoming webinars.
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Amazon Athena adds support for querying data using Logstash Grok filters

You can now use Amazon Athena to query data using Logstash Grok filters. Grok is useful for applying patterns to parse unstructured data, usually logs. The patterns are easier to use than regular expressions, because each Grok pattern is essentially a named regular expression. This makes it easier to identify and re-use deserialization patterns. Grok provides a set of pre-defined patterns. You can also create custom patterns.
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AWS CodeCommit Now Sends State Changes to Amazon CloudWatch Events, Saves User Preferences, and Adds Tag Details View

AWS CodeCommit now sends repository state changes to Amazon CloudWatch events. For example, the repository state changes include activities like pushing new code to a code repository. Using these new event types, customers can build Amazon CloudWatch Event rules to match AWS CodeCommit events and route them to one or more targets like an Amazon SNS Topic, AWS Step Functions state machine, or AWS Lambda function to trigger automated workflows to process repository changes. To learn more, read the blog post.
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