Amazon CloudFront now offers three additional data fields in CloudFront real-time logs: Origin first-byte latency, Origin last-byte latency, and autonomous system number (ASN). CloudFront real-time logs contain detailed information about requests delivered by CloudFront such as the HTTP status codes of the response, or whether the response was cached. With the three new data fields, customers can get more granular insights on CloudFront performance while analyzing real-time logs, or in the dashboards created using the logs. The Origin first-byte latency provides the time taken in seconds by the origin server to respond back with the first byte of the response. The Origin last-byte latency indicates the time taken in seconds by the origin server to respond back with the last byte of the response. ASN is a unique number that identifies the network, such as an internet service provider (ISP) network, that provides the viewer IP address. 

AWS CloudFormation has expanded the availability of language Transform called ‘AWS::LanguageExtensions ‘ to the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. When declared in a template, the transform enables extensions to the template language in AWS CloudFormation.

Using AWS IAM Identity Center (successor to AWS Single Sign-On), you now have more control over user session management. You can use the console to set customized session lengths (up to 7 days), based on your organization’s security requirements and desired end-user experience. With this feature, you can also terminate sessions, enabling you to manage sessions that are no longer needed or potentially suspicious.

You can now view and filter the list of resources analyzed by Amazon DevOps Guru within the DevOps Guru console. You can view the list of resources on the ‘Analyzed resources’ page and sort and filter by resource name, DevOps Guru tag name (or tag value), CloudFormation stack name, or AWS Service name. You can optionally download the list via CSV file which also includes the Amazon Resource Names (ARN).  

Amazon Braket, the quantum computing service from AWS, aims to accelerate research and software development in quantum computing. Today, we are adding support for pulse-level access to superconducting quantum processors from Rigetti Computing and Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) by launching Braket Pulse, a new feature for running pulse-level quantum programs. With this launch, Braket customers have more choice and can dive deeper in their research with the option to code their quantum programs using gates, pulses, or a combination of both.

The manufacturing world has been working toward viable Industry 4.0 for over a decade. This is one of the most significant megatrends to have shaped modern-day manufacturing. To learn more about how to maximize the value of Industry 4.0, read the article below:

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At the weekend I went to a most interesting rodeo put on by the prisoners at the Louisiana State Penitentiary. One event was calked ‘Convict Poker’ where four prisoners sit at a table playing poker and a bull is set loose. The guy who stays at the table the longest is the winner. Here’s the …

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  One of the spin-offs of WFH is the phenomenon of the double employee – people who hold down two full-time jobs – a practice being dubbed ‘overemployment’. If you have the time, the energy, the inclination and the application, then why not? In one case, it’s because double-employed engineers couldn’t perform satisfactorily, says the …

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OneWeb, the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications company that is merging with Eutelsat, has launched a “Connectivity and Beyond” challenge, which is supported by the European Space Agency (ESA). The company is inviting engineers, industrial partners, academics, and research professionals to present innovative applications to make best use of its satellite constellation. The company …

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SiTime has introduced a  32 kHz oscillator family that provides accurate time keeping for ADAS,  infotainment, instrument clusters and ECUs. To conserve power, electronic subsystems need to be turned on and off frequently and accurately. Since the 32 kHz oscillator (XO) is the time keeping element, and is always-on, its accuracy and power consumption play …

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