Starting today, you can now automatically attach Amazon EFS file systems to new Amazon EC2 instances created from the Configure storage section of the new and improved instance launch experience, making it simpler and easier to use serverless and elastic file storage with your EC2 instances. This integration helps you simplify the process of configuring EC2 instances to mount EFS file systems at launch time with recommended mount options. In addition, from the Configure storage section of the launch experience, you can also create new EFS file systems using the recommended settings without having to leave the Amazon EC2 console.
Amazon ECR Public announces changes to the gallery including navigation breadcrumbs and copying of image identifier from dropdown
Today, Amazon Elastic Container Registry Public (ECR Public) is announcing changes to the gallery including navigation breadcrumbs, copying of image identifier from dropdown, addition of publisher alias to the image name, and updates to repository not found page. These changes simplify the experience of discovering and pulling images, thus resulting in less time spent in identifying and pulling the images.
You can now automatically attach Amazon FSx file systems to new Amazon EC2 instances you create in the new EC2 launch experience
You can now automatically attach Amazon FSx file systems to new Amazon EC2 instances you create in the new EC2 launch experience, making it simple to use feature-rich and highly-performant FSx shared file storage with your EC2 instances.
AWS App Runner launches AWS X-Ray support
AWS App Runner now supports streaming all request traces of applications running on App Runner to AWS X-Ray. App Runner makes it easy for developers to quickly deploy containerized web applications and APIs to the cloud, at scale and without having to manage infrastructure. X-Ray support in App Runner enables measuring these applications’ performance as they interact with AWS data services such as Amazon RDS, DynamoDB, or Elasticache, or with applications running on ECS, EKS, or Fargate. Further, this launch enables App Runner users to use X-Ray to get an end-to-end view of requests as they travel through your application, and gain insights to identify issues or optimization opportunities.
Amazon Connect Wisdom now supports PrivateLink
You can now use AWS PrivateLink to privately access Amazon Connect Wisdom instances from your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) without using public IPs, and without requiring the traffic to traverse across the internet.
Uncover IoT Security Trends in New Report
David Maidment explores new trends from the PSA Certified 2022 Security Report
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Elin Musk tops Forbes’ annual billionaires list, displacing Jeff Bezos. The Tesla founder has accumulated $219 billion to-date, while Bezos now stands at $171 billion. No one could ever hope to amass the wealth of the richest billionaire by working a regular job. To reach Musk levels of wealth, for example, the average U.S. resident would …
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Robotic dog patrols amid Roman ruins of Pompeii
It’s a bit of fun, tracking the peripatetic robotic dog dubbed Spot. He’s now turned up helping patrol and monitor that most iconic of Italian locations, the archaeological site of Pompeii.
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GEC Merges With Radio & Allied
THE proposed amalgamation between Radio & Allied (Holdings), Ltd., makers of Sobell and McMichael television and radio receivers,and GEC,Ltd., is another major step in the process of consolidation in the industry which has been taking place over the past few years. Following closely on the recent Pye-Ekco merger, this new take-over means that the greater …
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US DoD O-RAN Design Challenge
The US DoD is offering prize money for solutions to O-RAN inter-operability issues. A statement from the DoD reads: ‘The DoD, in collaboration with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s (NTIA) Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS), announced today the launch of the 5G Challenge Preliminary Event: RAN Subsystem Interoperability.’ ‘The 5G Challenge aims to foster …
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