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AWS IoT SiteWise is a managed service that simplifies the collection, organization, and monitoring of industrial equipment data at scale. Today, we are excited to announce asset model interfaces in AWS IoT SiteWise, a new feature that enables industrial customers to define and maintain standardized properties and metrics across similar equipment and process types, while maintaining the flexibility to accommodate equipment variations. 

Prior to asset model interfaces, users needed to define properties, metrics, and hierarchies at the individual asset model level. This process becomes extensive when scaling to hundreds or thousands of assets. Now, users can create a standardized interfaces that define required properties and metrics across multiple asset types. These interfaces act as templates that ensure consistency in data modeling while still allowing individual assets to maintain their unique characteristics. The feature includes automatic property mapping, standardized metric calculations, and simplified rollup metrics management, facilitating data aggregation and analysis across entire industrial operations.

To support larger industrial operations, we have also increased service quotas for AWS IoT SiteWise Asset Model properties and hierarchies. This enhancement allows customers to scale their asset model interfaces more effectively. 

Asset model interfaces is available in all regions where AWS IoT SiteWise is available. Visit the AWS IoT SiteWise documentation and explore Asset Model Interface examples to see how this feature can be implemented in various industrial scenarios. For details on the new limits, please refer to the AWS Service Quotas console .

AWS Resource Explorer now supports 120 more resource types across all AWS commercial Regions from services including Amazon API Gateway, Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Sagemaker, and more.

With this release, customers can now search for the following resource types in AWS Resource Explorer:

1. apigateway:restapis/deployments	61. iotwireless:WirelessDevice
2. apigateway:restapis/resources/methods	62. iotwireless:WirelessGateway
3. apigateway:restapis/resources	63. iotwireless:WirelessGatewayTaskDefinition
4. apigateway:restapis/stages	64. ivs:playback-key
5. apigateway:apis	65. kendra:index/access-control-configuration
6. apigateway:apis/routes	66. kendra:index/data-source
7. apigateway:apis/stages	67. kendra:index/faq
8. appmesh:mesh/virtualGateway/gatewayRoute	68. kendra:index/featured-results-set
9. appmesh:mesh/virtualRouter/route	69. kendra:index/query-suggestions-block-list
10. appmesh:mesh/virtualGateway	70. kendra:index/thesaurus
11. appmesh:mesh/virtualRouter	71. kendra:index/experience
12. apprunner:autoscalingconfiguration	72. kinesisvideo:channel
13. apprunner:connection	73. license-manager:grant
14. autoscaling:autoScalingGroup	74. mediapackage-vod:assets
15. backup-gateway:hypervisor	75. mediastore:container
16. batch:job-definition	76. mediatailor:channel
17. bedrock:agent	77. mediatailor:liveSource
18. bedrock:application-inference-profile	78. memorydb:snapshot
19. bedrock:data-automation-project	79. mobiletargeting:templates/SMS
20. bedrock:flow	80. mobiletargeting:templates/PUSH
21. bedrock:guardrail	81. mobiletargeting:templates/EMAIL
22. bedrock:knowledge-base	82. mq:configuration
23. bedrock:prompt	83. profile:domains
24. bedrock:prompt-router	84. proton:environment-template
25. chime:app-instance	85. proton:service-template
26. chime:app-instance/bot	86. redshift:hsmclientcertificate
27. chime:app-instance/user	87. s3:multiregionaccesspoint
28. chime:media-insights-pipeline-configuration	88. sagemaker:action
29. chime:media-pipeline	89. sagemaker:algorithm
30. chime:media-pipeline-kinesis-video-stream-pool	90. sagemaker:app
31. chime:sma	91. sagemaker:artifact
32. chime:vc	92. sagemaker:code-repository
33. config:config-rule	93. sagemaker:context
34. connect:instance/operating-hours	94. sagemaker:endpoint-config
35. dms:cert	95. sagemaker:experiment
36. eks:eks-anywhere-subscription	96. sagemaker:experiment-trial
37. eks:podidentityassociation	97. sagemaker:experiment-trial-component
38. emr-containers:jobtemplates	98. sagemaker:human-task-ui
39. emr-containers:virtualclusters/endpoints	99. sagemaker:image-version
40. emr-containers:securityconfigurations	100. sagemaker:inference-component
41. events:api-destination	101. sagemaker:inference-experiment
42. gamelift:script	102. sagemaker:model-package-group
43. guardduty:detector	103. sagemaker:model-package
44. guardduty:malware-protection-plan	104. sagemaker:model-card
45. guardduty:detector/publishingDestination	105. sagemaker:notebook-instance-lifecycle-config
46. inspector2:filter	106. sagemaker:project
47. iot:billinggroup	107. sagemaker:space
48. iot:fleetmetric	108. sagemaker:user-profile
49. iot:scheduledaudit	109. sagemaker:workforce
50. iot:thinggroup	110. sagemaker:cluster
51. iot:thingtype	111. sagemaker:flow-definition
52. iotfleethub:application	112. sagemaker:hub
53. iotsitewise:access-policy	113. sagemaker:mlflow-tracking-server
54. iotsitewise:portal	114. sagemaker:studio-lifecycle-config
55. iotsitewise:project	115. sagemaker:workteam
56. iotwireless:Destination	116. ses:dedicated-ip-pool
57. iotwireless:DeviceProfile	117. ssm:session
58. iotwireless:FuotaTask	118. synthetics:canary
59. iotwireless:MulticastGroup	119. transfer:server
60. iotwireless:SidewalkAccount	120. transfer:user

To view a complete list of all supported types, see the supported resource types  page.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk now supports VPCE endpoints that have been validated under the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-3 program. You can now easily use AWS PrivateLink to access Elastic Beanstalk endpoints when you require a secure connection using a FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic module.

FIPS compliant endpoints help companies contracting with the US federal government meet the FIPS security requirement to encrypt sensitive data in supported regions. To create a VPC endpoint that connects to an Elastic Beanstalk endpoint, see Setting up a VPC endpoint for Elastic Beanstalk .

This new capability is available in all AWS Commercial Regions in the United States. For a complete list of regions and service offerings, see AWS Regions .

For more information about FIPS 140-3 at AWS, visit FIPS 140-3 Compliance . To learn more about Elastic Beanstalk, visit the Elastic Beanstalk product page .