Customers can now create Amazon FSx for Lustre file systems in the AWS Israel (Tel Aviv) Region.

In May, Red Hat announced the preview of Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) with hosted control planes (HCP), a new deployment model for ROSA clusters. Today, we are introducing an AWS account configuration workflow for ROSA with HCP on the AWS Management Console. Under the original ROSA deployment model, now called ROSA classic, all AWS infrastructure required to run the ROSA control plane is hosted on your AWS account. Now, you can create ROSA clusters with the control plane hosted and managed on a service account. During the preview, ROSA with HCP clusters will not incur ROSA service fees and should not be used for production workloads.

We are excited to announce preview of Amazon SageMaker Profiler, an advanced observability tool for large deep learning workloads. With this new capability, you will be able to access granular compute hardware related profiling insights for optimizing model training performance.

Customers that are subject to HIPAA can use AWS AppFabric to aggregate normalized audit logs from supported Software as a Service (SaaS) applications or audit user access in those applications. If you have an executed Business Associate Addendum (BAA) with AWS, you can now use AWS AppFabric for workloads that are within the scope of HIPAA.

AWS Microservice Extractor for .NET simplifies refactoring older monolithic applications into smaller code projects to build a microservices-based architecture. Microservice Extractor analyzes source code and runtime metrics to create a visual representation of the application with its dependencies. Now Microservice Extractor offloads compute intensive graph processing to the cloud and allow developers to visualize and interact with large enterprise applications with up to 50,000 classes on their own laptop. 

England’s 1-0 defeat on Saturday belied the difference in quality between the finalists though, curiously, we didn’t have our best team on the pitch at the opening whistle. When we …

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The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts – their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments or anything else in the wide world of electronics that caught their eye…

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Users can add un-supported MCUs to Segger’s range of in-circuit programmers following the introduction of its ‘flasher device support kit’. “Customers have the flexibility to add new devices when required, …

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Danish company Vind-Vind is developing a turbulence model for the effect of wind on structures in complex environments. It will eventually include the atmosphere high above the volume of interest …

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Rohm has developed Hall-based magnetic detectors for vehicle use. BD5310xG-CZ types are momentary (dubbed ‘unipolar’): turning on above a fixed south pole magnetic flux density and turning off below the …

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