Amazon Managed Grafana now supports visualizing Prometheus Alertmanager rules, new configuration APIs and additional visualization plugins. AWS customers using Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus, or running self-managed Prometheus environments can visualize and analyze their Alertmanager rules, alert states, silences and contact points directly in an Amazon Managed Grafana workspace. Customers can opt-in to viewing their Prometheus Alertmanager rules by turning on Grafana alerting from the Amazon Managed Grafana console or programmatically using the new configuration APIs, designed to manage workspace settings. Current workspace configuration details can be retrieved using the DescribeWorkspaceConfiguration API and settings can be updated via the UpdateWorkspaceConfiguration API. The CreateWorkspace API, used to programmatically create, delete and manage Grafana workspaces, has been updated to allow customers to enable Grafana alerting during workspace creation. Amazon Managed Grafana also adds support for Sankey, Plotly and Scatter visualization plugins, providing customers more visualization options for their dashboards.
Amazon EBS launches Rule Lock for Recycle Bin to prevent unintended changes to Region-level retention rules for Snapshots and AMIs
Today, Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) announced the availability of Rule Lock for Recycle Bin so customers can lock their Region-level retention rules to prevent them from being unintentionally modified or deleted. This new setting adds an additional layer of protection for customers to recover their EBS Snapshots and EC2 AMIs in case of inadvertent or malicious deletions.
Top Ten Semiconductor Equipment Suppliers
Thanks to TechInsights for this – the ten best semiconductor manufacturing equipment suppliers in 2022:
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Electronica: Video Interview – NGK’s ceramic technology for decarbonized society and digitalization
At Electronica 2022 we caught up with Dr. Stefan Fischer, the Vice President of NGK Europe, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. NGK Insulators are ceramic specialists and he shares his thoughts on Electronica featuring, firstly, EnerCera, a battery for IoT devices that contributes to the realization of Society 5.0, secondly, a …
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1.6mm SMD LEDS optimised for 2mA operation in industry
ROHM has created a range of five different coloured 0603 (1608 metric 1.6 x 0.8mm) LEDs, the CSL1901 series, optimised for 2mA operation. “In recent years, technological advancements have resulted in dramatically improved luminous efficiency”, according to the company. “At the same time, the market is demanding LEDs tailored to characteristics in the low current …
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Rohm, Mazda and Imasen hook up on e-Axle
ROHM has signed a joint development agreement with Mazda for inverters and SiC power modules to be used in e-Axle systems. e-Axles integrate a motor, reduction gearbox, and inverter into a single unit that plays a large part in determining the driving performance and power conversion efficiency of electric vehicles. SiC MOSFETs in particular are …
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Japan Space Imaging signs for Satellite Vu thermal monitoring satellite data
Satellite Vu, the British Earth Observation company, has signed its first major customer through its Early Access Option Programme (EAOP). Described as multi-million pound purchase option, the client is the Japan Space Imaging Corporation (JSI), which provides of geospatial information, including satellite data, to civil and commercial markets in Japan. Basically, JSI will be expanding …
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2023 semi capex to fall 19%, says IC Insights
The 2023 semi capex will see its largest decline since 2008-9, says IC Insights. A weak memory market and U.S. sanctions on China semiconductor producers are two driving factors behind the expected -19% drop in semiconductor capital spending in 2023. At the start of this year, semiconductor suppliers were enjoying a strong influx of orders …
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$20k for a 3nm wafer
TSMC is charging $20,000 for its 3nm finfet wafers, reports DigiTimes, up from $16k for its 5nm wafers and $10k for its 7nm wafers. That it can get that price for 3nm is to some extent dependent on it having no competition. Samsung started its GAA 3nm production in June but reports say yields are …
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One module handles 352kW in three-level solar inverters
Infineon Technologies has introduced a single power module that can handle up to 352kW in three-level solar string inverter applications. Called F3L600R10W4S7F_C22, and aimed at for 1.5kVdc inverters, it combines six 950V IGBTs with six silicon carbide diodes for an overall rating of 950V and 600A. Packaging is the company’s recently-introduced EasyPack 4B (below left), …
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