Kategorie: Amazon AWS

Amazon Kinesis Video Streams now supports IPv6 for WebRTC

Amazon Kinesis Video Streams (Amazon KVS) now supports Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) addressing for WebRTC. This release introduces dual-stack endpoint support, enabling developers to use both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to stream video from millions of devices. The dual-stack support is designed to ensure that existing IPv4 implementations continue to work reliably while gaining IPv6 connectivity benefits. Moreover, the update simplifies transition to IPv6 addresses while eliminating the need for address translation equipment.
This feature is available in all commercial AWS Regions where Amazon KVS is offered, except Asia Pacific (Singapore) and China (Beijing, operated by Sinnet). For implementation details, refer to the Amazon KVS Developer Guide. 
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AWS Deadline Cloud now supports direct job submission from the Deadline Cloud Monitor

AWS Deadline Cloud now lets you submit rendering jobs directly from the Deadline Cloud Monitor desktop application. This new feature makes it easier to submit renders for applications that don’t have built-in Deadline Cloud plugins or submission scripts, expanding compatibility with content creation tools and streamlining your rendering workflows. Previously, you needed the command line interface (CLI) to submit job bundles. With this update, you can submit job bundles directly from Deadline Cloud Monitor desktop interface, managing jobs from start to finish in one place. It is particularly useful for legacy applications, specialized rendering tools, or custom workflows that lack built-in Deadline Cloud integration. To access direct job submission, download the latest Deadline Cloud Monitor desktop application (version 1.1.7) in the AWS Console. To learn more about AWS Deadline Cloud job submission capabilities, see the AWS Deadline Cloud documentation.
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AWS Wickr launches admin APIs for programmatic network management at scale

AWS Wickr now provides a suite of admin APIs that empower administrators to programmatically manage secure communication networks at scale. These APIs enable you to automate critical administrative workflows including user lifecycle management, network configuration, and security group administration. With user lifecycle management APIs, you can automatically create users and assign security groups when employees join, or deactivate accounts when they leave. Network configuration APIs allow you to quickly create or delete networks on demand as your organization scales or restructures, and push standardized retention and federation policies across departments. Security group administration APIs enable automatic user placement based on directory attributes such as job function or clearance level. By connecting Wickr administration directly into your identity management systems, policy management frameworks, and automation pipelines, you can now manage secure communications infrastructure across thousands of users alongside your other cloud service integrations.
AWS Wickr is a security-first messaging and collaboration service designed to help keep your communications secure, private, and compliant. AWS Wickr protects messaging, voice and video calling, file sharing, screen sharing, and location sharing with end-to-end encryption. Customers have full administrative control over data and users, including single sign-on (SSO) integration. Administrators can enforce policies that set password complexity and retention rules, configure ephemeral messaging options, or remotely delete credentials. You can log conversations to a private data store so you can retain messages and files sent to and from the organization to meet compliance requirements. The AWS Wickr Admin APIs are available today in all AWS regions where AWS Wickr is currently supported, including AWS GovCloud (US-West). You can leverage these APIs through AWS SDKs, the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or direct REST API calls. To learn more, see:

AWS Wickr API Reference
AWS Wickr Product Page
AWS Wickr Administrator Guide

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Oracle Database@AWS now supports sharing of AWS Marketplace entitlements across accounts

Today, Oracle Database@AWS announced ability to share AWS Marketplace entitlements across accounts within an AWS Organization. With this feature, customers can now accept an Oracle Database@AWS AWS Marketplace offer in one AWS account, and share that entitlement with additional accounts in their AWS Organization. This allows customers to consume Oracle Database@AWS services from multiple AWS accounts using a single AWS Marketplace entitlement purchased for their organization. Many Oracle Database@AWS customers use separate AWS accounts for their development and production environments, and for different business units within their organization. Customers want a single buyer agreement to use Oracle Database@AWS within their organization, and use the purchased AWS Marketplace entitlement across multiple business units, and across their development and production environments. With AWS Marketplace Managed Entitlements, customers can now share their Oracle Database@AWS entitlement with other accounts in their AWS Organization using AWS License Manager console or APIs. These accounts can accept and activate their shared AWS Marketplace entitlement from AWS License Manager, and then start consuming Oracle Database@AWS services using the shared entitlement. This feature is available in all AWS Regions where Oracle Database@AWS is offered. For information about managing entitlements on Oracle Database@AWS, see documentation. To learn more about Oracle Database@AWS, visit the Oracle Database@AWS product page. 
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Zero-ETL for self-managed Database Sources now available in 7 new regions

AWS Glue now supports zero-ETL for self-managed database sources in seven additional regions. Using Glue zero-ETL, you can setup an integration to replicate data from Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL or PostgreSQL databases which are located on-premises or on AWS EC2 to Redshift with a simple experience that eliminates configuration complexity. AWS zero-ETL for self-managed database sources will automatically create an integration for an on-going replication of data from your on-premises or EC2 databases through a simple, no-code interface. You can now replicate data from Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases into Redshift. This feature further reduces users’ operational burden and saves weeks of engineering effort needed to design, build, and test data pipelines to ingest data from self-managed databases to Redshift. AWS Glue zero-ETL for self-managed database sources are available in the following additional AWS Regions: Asia Pacific (Hong Kong), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Europe (London), South America (São Paulo), and US (Virginia) regions. To get started, sign into the AWS Management Console. For more information visit the AWS Glue page or review the AWS Glue zero-ETL documentation.
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Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now supports Microsoft Windows Server 2025

Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now offers images powered by Microsoft Windows Server 2025, enabling customers to launch streaming instances with the latest features and enhancements from Microsoft’s newest server operating system. This update ensures your application streaming environment benefits from improved security, performance, and modern capabilities. With Windows Server 2025 support, you can deliver the Microsoft Windows 11 desktop experience to your end users, giving you greater flexibility in choosing the right operating system for your specific application and desktop streaming needs. Whether you’re running business-critical applications or providing remote access to specialized software, you now have expanded options to align your infrastructure decisions with your unique workload requirements and organizational standards. You can select from AWS-provided public images or create custom images tailored to your requirements using Image Builder. Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2025 is now generally available in all AWS Regions where Amazon WorkSpaces Applications is offered. To get started with Microsoft Windows Server 2025 images, visit the Amazon WorkSpaces Applications documentation. For pricing details, see the Amazon WorkSpaces Applications Pricing page.
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Amazon RDS enhances observability for snapshot exports to Amazon S3

Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) now offers enhanced observability for your snapshot exports to Amazon S3, providing detailed insights into export progress, failures, and performance for each task. These notifications enable you to monitor your exports with greater granularity and enables more predictability. With snapshot export to S3, you can export data from your RDS database snapshots to Apache Parquet format in your Amazon S3 bucket. This launch introduces four new event types, including current export progress and table-level notifications for long-running tables, providing more granular visibility into your snapshot export performance and recommendations for troubleshooting export operation issues. Additionally, you can view export progress, such as the number of tables exported and pending, along with exported data sizes, enabling you to better plan your operations and workflows. You can subscribe to these events through Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) to receive notifications and view the export events through the AWS Management Console, AWS CLI, or SDK. This feature is available for RDS PostgreSQL, RDS MySQL, and RDS MariaDB engines in all Commercial Regions where RDS is generally available. To learn more about the new event types, see Event categories in RDS. 
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Amazon Application Recovery Controller region switch now supports three new capabilities

Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC) Region switch allows you to orchestrate the specific steps to switch your multi-Region applications to operate out of another AWS Region and achieve a bounded recovery time in the event of a Regional impairment to your applications. Region switch saves hours of engineering effort and eliminates the operational overhead previously required to complete failover steps, create custom dashboards, and manually gather evidence of a successful recovery for applications across your organization and hosted in multiple AWS accounts. Today, we are announcing three new Region switch capabilities: AWS GovCloud (US) support: ARC Region switch is now generally available in AWS GovCloud (US-East and US-West) Regions. Plan execution reports: Region switch now automatically generates a comprehensive report from each plan execution and saves it to an Amazon S3 bucket of your choice. Each report includes a detailed timeline of events for the recovery operation, resources in scope for the Region switch, alarm states for optional application status alarms, and recovery time objective (RTO) calculations. This eliminates the manual effort previously required to compile evidence and documentation for compliance officers and auditors. DocumentDB global cluster execution blocks: Adding to the catalog of 9 execution blocks, Region switch now supports Amazon DocumentDB global cluster execution blocks for automated multi-Region database recovery. This feature allows you to orchestrate DocumentDB global cluster failover and switchover operations within your Region switch plans. To get started, build a Region switch plan using the ARC console, API, or CLI. See the AWS Regional Services List for availability information. Visit our home page or read the documentation.
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Amazon SageMaker Studio now supports SOCI indexing for faster container startup times

Today, AWS announces SOCI (Seekable Open Container Initiative) indexing support for Amazon SageMaker Studio, reducing container startup times by 30-50% when using custom images. Amazon SageMaker Studio is a fully integrated, browser-based environment for end-to-end machine learning development. SageMaker Studio provides pre-built container images for popular ML frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Scikit-learn that enable quick environment setup. However, when data scientists need to tailor environments for specific use cases with additional libraries, dependencies, or configurations, they can build and register custom container images with pre-configured components to ensure consistency across projects. As ML workloads become increasingly complex, these custom container images have grown in size, leading to startup times of several minutes that create a bottlenecks in iterative ML development where quick experimentation and rapid prototyping are essential. SOCI indexing addresses this challenge by enabling lazy loading of container images, downloading only the necessary components to start applications with additional files loaded on-demand as needed. Instead of waiting several minutes for complete custom image downloads, users can begin productive work in seconds while the environment completes initialization in the background. To use SOCI indexing, create a SOCI index for your custom container image using tools like Finch CLI, nerdctl, or Docker with SOCI CLI, push the indexed image to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR), and reference the image index URI when creating SageMaker Image resources. SOCI indexing is available in all AWS Regions where Amazon SageMaker Studio is available. To learn more about implementing SOCI indexing for your SageMaker Studio custom images, see Bring your own SageMaker image in the Amazon SageMaker Developer Guide. 
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AWS Private CA OCSP now available in China and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions

AWS Private Certificate Authority (AWS Private CA) now supports Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) in China and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. AWS Private CA is a fully managed certificate authority service that makes it easy to create and manage private certificates for your organization without the operational overhead of running your own CA infrastructure. OCSP enables real-time certificate validation, allowing applications to check the revocation status of individual certificates on-demand rather than downloading Certificate Revocation List (CRL) files. With OCSP support, customers in these Regions can implement more efficient certificate validation with minimal bandwidth, typically requiring a few hundred bytes per query, versus downloading large Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs) that can be hundreds of kilobytes or larger. This enables real-time revocation checks for use cases such as validating internal microservices communications, implementing zero trust security architectures, and authenticating IoT devices. AWS Private CA fully manages the OCSP responder infrastructure, providing high availability without requiring you to deploy or maintain OCSP servers. OCSP is now also available in the following AWS Regions: China (Beijing), and China (Ningxia), AWS GovCloud (US-East), AWS GovCloud (US-West). To enable OCSP for your certificate authorities, use the AWS Private CA console, AWS CLI, or API. To learn more about OCSP, see Certificate Revocation in the AWS Private CA User Guide. For pricing information, visit the AWS Private CA pricing page.
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