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Kubernetes
AWS Weekly Roundup: Kiro, AWS Lambda remote debugging, Amazon ECS blue/green deployments, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, and more (July 21, 2025) I’m writing this as I depart from Ho Chi Minh City bac...

#Amazon #Bedrock #Amazon #EC2 #Container #Service #Amazon #Elastic #Kubernetes #Service #Amazon

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Amazon Web Services · AWS Weekly Roundup: Kiro, AWS Lambda remote debugging, Amazon ECS blue/green deployments, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, and more (July 21, 2025) | Amazon Web ServicesI’m writing this as I depart from Ho Chi Minh City back to Singapore. Just realized what a week it’s been, so let me rewind a bit. This week, I tried my first Corne keyboard, wrapped up rehearsals for AWS Summit Jakarta with speakers who are absolutely raising the bar, and visited Vietnam to participate […]
Maksim Aniskov

EC2 high-RAM u7i instances support higher EBS-optimized instance performance
aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats
With the latest enhancements to the AWS Nitro System, U7i instances now support up to 560,000 IOPS and 100 Gbps of EBS-optimized bandwidth. We recommend using io2 Block Express volumes for maximum IOPS performance. This increased EBS performance enables faster database operations and reduced restart times for large in-memory databases.
#AWS #EC2

Amazon Web Services, Inc.Amazon EC2 High Memory U7i instances now support higher Amazon EBS-optimized instance performance - AWSDiscover more about what's new at AWS with Amazon EC2 High Memory U7i instances now support higher Amazon EBS-optimized instance performance
ferricoxide

Customer: "We'd like to save some money on licensing costs and switch from #RHEL to #AL2023"
Me: "Cool. Lemme check some things…"
Me: (Looks at Compliance as Code project) "Looks like Amazon isn't participating in that project, so, all our ready-to-go automation that leverages that won't work. Don't worry, it's not necessarily fatal, their distro has oscap content, so, I'll check that…"
Me: (fires up and al2023 #EC2 and sees what Amazon makes available) "Looks like Amazon only makes available one hardening profile:

Title: Standard System Security Profile for Amazon Linux 2023
I have no freaking clue what that maps to, as far as common frameworks. Normally, for your needs, I'd recommend STIG or CIS, possibly even PCI/DSS or HIPAA. However, neither Amazon's tooling nor the Compliance as Code project seems to have those for AL2023. By point of comparison, I've checked not just the RHEL distro — that you wanted to avoid licensing costs on — but all the license-cost free ones that I know of — Oracle Enterprise Linus, CentOS Stream, Alma Linux and Rocky Linux and they all support STIG, CIS, PCI/DSS, HIPAA and others (all the same "others" that Red Hat does). I can't promise you that your accreditors are going to accept whatever the hell Amazon's "standard" hardening is, nor can I guarantee that your third-party scanning tools are going to be happy. All I can sorta guarantee is that if you use _Amazon's_ tools to verify _Amazon's_ profiles, that you'll probably get all greens if you stay up to date on patches. But you've also told me that you want to be multi-cloud by the end of next year: even ignoring your auditors and your thirde-party scanning tools, I'm not sure how helpful that's going to be to you.
Kubernetes
AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock API keys, EC2 C8gn instances, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) Every Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught ou...

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Amazon Web Services · AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock API Keys, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) | Amazon Web ServicesEvery Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught our attention last week. Before continuing with this AWS Weekly Roundup, I’d like to share that last month I moved with my family to San Francisco, California, to start a new role as Developer Advocate/SDE, GenAI. This excites me because I’ll have […]
Kubernetes
AWS Weekly Roundup: EC2 C8gn instances, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) Every Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught our attention last week. Be...

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Amazon Web Services · AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock API Keys, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) | Amazon Web ServicesEvery Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught our attention last week. Before continuing with this AWS Weekly Roundup, I’d like to share that last month I moved with my family to San Francisco, California, to start a new role as Developer Advocate/SDE, GenAI. This excites me because I’ll have […]
Kubernetes
AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock API Keys, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) Every Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught our attention last wee...

#Amazon #Bedrock #Amazon #Connect #Amazon #EC2 #Amazon #Nova #Amazon #Q #Announcements

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Amazon Web Services · AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock API Keys, Amazon Nova Canvas virtual try-on, and more (July 7, 2025) | Amazon Web ServicesEvery Monday we tell you about the best releases and blogs that caught our attention last week. Before continuing with this AWS Weekly Roundup, I’d like to share that last month I moved with my family to San Francisco, California, to start a new role as Developer Advocate/SDE, GenAI. This excites me because I’ll have […]
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Jochie 👨🏻‍💻🏳️‍🌈

Oops. After I _did_ set up AWS budgets for my free-tier oriented accounts, I got sidetracked after only changing the credit_specification for the one that caused the problem in the first place.

Good to know those budget alerts work, I guess.

5-10m later and some tf validate/plan/apply runs later, and that's all sorted. 😅

#AWS#EC2#Terraform
Kubernetes
How LaunchDarkly migrated to Amazon MWAA to achieve efficiency and scale In this post, we explore...

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/how-launchdarkly-migrated-to-amazon-mwaa-to-achieve-efficiency-and-scale/

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Amazon Web Services · How LaunchDarkly migrated to Amazon MWAA to achieve efficiency and scale | Amazon Web ServicesIn this post, we explore how LaunchDarkly scaled the internal analytics platform up to 14,000 tasks per day, with minimal increase in costs, after migrating from another vendor-managed Apache Airflow solution to AWS, using Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (Amazon MWAA) and Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS).
Jochie 👨🏻‍💻🏳️‍🌈

Note to self - When running a free tier EC2 instance (in a fresh AWS account) you can still end up being charged for that thing if you're not careful, when you overload it and run out of CPU credits.

At that point, if your “credit specification" has “Unlimited mode" enabled (and that appears to be the default) it will end up costing you for additional CPU credits.

Disabling that with TF, in the aws_instance:

credit_specification {
cpu_credits = "standard"
}

🤞

#AWS#EC2#Terraform
Maksim Aniskov

EBS Provisioned Rate for Volume Initialization
aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/accel
You can specify this volume initialization rate at which the snapshot blocks are to be downloaded from Amazon S3 to the volume.
With specifying the volume initialization rate, you can create a fully performant volume in a predictable time. If you run utilities like fio/dd to expedite volume initialization, it will remove the operational burden of managing such scripts with the consistency and predictability.
#AWS #EC2 #EBS

Amazon Web Services · Accelerate the transfer of data from an Amazon EBS snapshot to a new EBS volume | Amazon Web ServicesAmazon EBS introduces a new Provisioned Rate for Volume Initialization to accelerate data transfer from EBS snapshots to new EBS volumes by specifying a consistent volume initialization rate, improving workflow efficiency and predictability.
Maksim Aniskov

AWS Systems Manager launches just-in-time node access
aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats
Admins can enable dynamic, time-bound access to nodes through policy-based approvals, controlling who can access which nodes and when. The policies determine whether an operator is denied access, automatically approved, or must obtain human approval before remotely connecting to nodes. Administrators can also increase visibility into RDP sessions by recording session activity and storing recordings in S3.
#AWS #EC2

Amazon Web Services, Inc.AWS Systems Manager launches just-in-time node access - AWSDiscover more about what's new at AWS with AWS Systems Manager launches just-in-time node access
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