With AWS IoT Analytics you can now configure notification for data sets that receive late data and refresh the results of the data sets with late data. Late data is data that arrives after an initial result is generated for the data set. You can configure late data notification for a data set by simply setting a time window within which late data is expected to arrive. AWS IoT Analytics sends late data notifications via Amazon CloudWatch Events when it receives late data for the data set. For more information, please visit the late data notification page in the AWS IoT Analytics user guide.
Amazon ECS Cluster Auto Scaling now supports specifying a custom instance warm-up time
Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) Cluster Auto Scaling (CAS) now supports specifying a custom instance warm-up time, making scaling more responsive.
Amazon ECS Capacity Providers Now Support Update Functionality
Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) capacity providers now support update functionality. You can update the parameters of a capacity provider using either the AWS Management Console or the new UpdateCapacityProvider API.
AWS Systems Manager Change Calendar integrates with Amazon EventBridge to enable automated actions based on calendar state changes
Change Calendar, a capability of Systems Manager, now publishes an event to Amazon EventBridge when it changes state from open to closed and vice versa. You can use the published state change event to automatically start actions such as disabling promotions through your continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipeline, managing access to your fleet, or updating the system configurations. Change Calendar allows you to create blocked days on your calendar in order to prevent changes from being made to your application during important business events such as public marketing promotions, when you expect high demand on your resources.
AWS Ground Station launches new antenna location in Hawaii, USA
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Ground Station announces a new antenna location in Hawaii, USA. This is now the eighth Ground Station location connected to the AWS Global Network.
Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer announces CodeQuality Detector to help manage technical debt and codebase maintainability
Today, we are excited to announce additional capabilities with Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer. You can now use CodeQuality Detector to identify smells early, balance between speed and technical debt, and coordinate software development and maintenance efficiently.
The Amazon Chime SDK now supports messaging
The Amazon Chime SDK makes it easier for developers to add VoIP audio, PSTN audio, video, and content sharing to their applications. Starting today, the Amazon Chime SDK also enables developers to connect communities of users with secure, scalable, and persistent messaging.
Amazon Neptune releases graph notebook as an open-source project
AWS has open-sourced Amazon Neptune’s Jupyter Notebook components for querying and visualizing graphs as a Python package under the Apache 2.0 license. The graph notebook is a Python library for Jupyter Notebooks that can run on local desktops and be used with databases that support either the RDF/SPARQL open standard or the open-source Apache TinkerPop graphs. You can use graph notebook to visualize nodes, edges, and properties along your graph to analyze relationships and graph patterns in your data.
Amazon Transcribe announces support for Ogg opus and FLAC encoded audio for streaming transcription
Amazon Transcribe is an automatic speech recognition (ASR) service that makes it easy for you to add speech-to-text capabilities to your applications. Today, we are excited to announce native support for Ogg opus and FLAC encoded audio in Amazon Transcribe for streaming transcription. Previously, you were required to transcode audio streams with these encodings to PCM encoding which added extra costs and scaling challenges for large workloads.
Amazon Translate now adds support for sixteen more languages and variants
Amazon Translate is a fully managed neural machine translation service that delivers real-time, high-quality, and affordable language translation. Today, we are announcing that Amazon Translate now adds support to the following more languages and variants – Armenian, Catalan, Gujarati, Haitian, Icelandic, Kannada, Kazakh, Lithuanian, Malayalam, Macedonian, Maltese, Mongolian, Sinhala, Telugu, Uzbek, and Welsh.