Today, we are announcing the launch of AWS Builder Center, a new place to bring together the global cloud community with everything needed to be successful in the cloud.

Anyone can now join the most experienced cloud community in the world. You can discover articles on trending topics, like and comment on impactful content, and share ideas with each other from an integrated experience. Learn about the communities or take part by joining a community program, such as AWS Community Builders, or start your own AWS User Group. You can also give feedback directly to AWS product teams through the new Wishlist feature and vote on community roadmap requests. Builder Center is the place to connect with AWS and the builder community.

Start with Builder Center and sign in with your AWS Builder ID. Don’t have a Builder ID? It’s easy to sign up, no credit card required. Once signed in, you can connect with fellow builders, interact with content, find events at the AWS Builder Loft, and access 600+ AWS Skill Builder Courses. If you’re looking to get hands-on, get started by downloading Q Developer, learn more about tools for different coding languages, or test your skills through a weekly technical challenge. You can display your contributions, and your community membership details on your public profile.

 Visit builder.aws.com to Start here. Go anywhere.

 

​Today, we are announcing the launch of AWS Builder Center, a new place to bring together the global cloud community with everything needed to be successful in the cloud.
Anyone can now join the most experienced cloud community in the world. You can discover articles on trending topics, like and comment on impactful content, and share ideas with each other from an integrated experience. Learn about the communities or take part by joining a community program, such as AWS Community Builders, or start your own AWS User Group. You can also give feedback directly to AWS product teams through the new Wishlist feature and vote on community roadmap requests. Builder Center is the place to connect with AWS and the builder community.
Start with Builder Center and sign in with your AWS Builder ID. Don’t have a Builder ID? It’s easy to sign up, no credit card required. Once signed in, you can connect with fellow builders, interact with content, find events at the AWS Builder Loft, and access 600+ AWS Skill Builder Courses. If you’re looking to get hands-on, get started by downloading Q Developer, learn more about tools for different coding languages, or test your skills through a weekly technical challenge. You can display your contributions, and your community membership details on your public profile.
 Visit builder.aws.com to Start here. Go anywhere.  

Amazon QuickSight extends the current granular access capabilities with new options for exports and reports. QuickSight now allows administrators to customize access by export content type – PDF reports, CSV or Excel exports and dashboard prints for both on-demand exports on QuickSight Dashboards or Q visuals as well as scheduled email reports. Administrators can also limit attachments in report emails. Recipients will receive a notification only email with link to the actual generated content.

This set of capabilities provides administrators flexibility in managing their corporate policies on data exports for each user per export type.

Custom access capabilities in QuickSight can be applied at both user or role levels. To get started, see Customizing access to the Amazon QuickSight console.

 

​Amazon QuickSight extends the current granular access capabilities with new options for exports and reports. QuickSight now allows administrators to customize access by export content type – PDF reports, CSV or Excel exports and dashboard prints for both on-demand exports on QuickSight Dashboards or Q visuals as well as scheduled email reports. Administrators can also limit attachments in report emails. Recipients will receive a notification only email with link to the actual generated content. This set of capabilities provides administrators flexibility in managing their corporate policies on data exports for each user per export type. Custom access capabilities in QuickSight can be applied at both user or role levels. To get started, see Customizing access to the Amazon QuickSight console.  

AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) now supports Amazon EC2 C7i and R7i instances, powered by 4th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. These instance types offer improved performance over previous generations and are suitable for a wide range of migration workloads.

You can launch migrations using C7i and R7i instances via the AWS DMS Console, AWS DMS Command Line Interface (CLI) and AWS SDKs. For pricing and regional availability, see the AWS DMS pricing page.

 

​AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) now supports Amazon EC2 C7i and R7i instances, powered by 4th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. These instance types offer improved performance over previous generations and are suitable for a wide range of migration workloads. You can launch migrations using C7i and R7i instances via the AWS DMS Console, AWS DMS Command Line Interface (CLI) and AWS SDKs. For pricing and regional availability, see the AWS DMS pricing page.  

Microsoft Elevate: Poner a las personas en primer lugar

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• IA
• Transformación Digital
• Vida y Trabajo

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Amazon Connect now supports parallel execution of AWS Lambda functions in flows, enabling faster and more seamless customer experiences. Amazon Connect allows you to integrate with third-party or homegrown systems such as CRMs using Lambda to automate tasks like reading or updating customer records. With this launch, you can now execute multiple Lambda functions concurrently or continue progressing the flow and run additional actions while a Lambda runs. For example, in an automated customer interaction, you can now look up a customer’s past purchases while simultaneously checking for active promotions and playing a message about a new offer. These capabilities can be configured directly in the drag-and-drop flow designer using the “Lambda” and “Wait” flow blocks, or through public APIs.

To learn more, see the Amazon Connect Administrator Guide. These features are available in all AWS regions where Amazon Connect is available. To learn more about Amazon Connect, the AWS cloud-based contact center, please visit the Amazon Connect website. 

 

​Amazon Connect now supports parallel execution of AWS Lambda functions in flows, enabling faster and more seamless customer experiences. Amazon Connect allows you to integrate with third-party or homegrown systems such as CRMs using Lambda to automate tasks like reading or updating customer records. With this launch, you can now execute multiple Lambda functions concurrently or continue progressing the flow and run additional actions while a Lambda runs. For example, in an automated customer interaction, you can now look up a customer’s past purchases while simultaneously checking for active promotions and playing a message about a new offer. These capabilities can be configured directly in the drag-and-drop flow designer using the “Lambda” and “Wait” flow blocks, or through public APIs. To learn more, see the Amazon Connect Administrator Guide. These features are available in all AWS regions where Amazon Connect is available. To learn more about Amazon Connect, the AWS cloud-based contact center, please visit the Amazon Connect website.   

Customers in AWS Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region can now use AWS Transfer Family web apps.

AWS Transfer Family web apps provide a simple interface for accessing your data in Amazon S3 through a web browser. With Transfer Family web apps, you can provide your workforce with a fully managed, branded, and secure portal for your end users to browse, upload, and download data in S3.

To learn more about AWS Transfer Family web apps, read our blog and visit the Transfer Family User Guide. For complete regional availability information, see the AWS Region Table.

 

​Customers in AWS Asia Pacific (Malaysia) Region can now use AWS Transfer Family web apps. AWS Transfer Family web apps provide a simple interface for accessing your data in Amazon S3 through a web browser. With Transfer Family web apps, you can provide your workforce with a fully managed, branded, and secure portal for your end users to browse, upload, and download data in S3. To learn more about AWS Transfer Family web apps, read our blog and visit the Transfer Family User Guide. For complete regional availability information, see the AWS Region Table.  

Amazon Q Developer now enables you to query and analyze data stored in your AWS services directly from the AWS Management Console as well as Slack, Microsoft Teams chat, and the AWS Console Mobile Application. For example, Amazon Q Developer can now analyze transaction receipts stored in an AWS S3 bucket, examine records in AWS DynamoDB tables, or review CloudWatch logs, all through natural language conversations. This feature helps reduce the time and effort required to manage and troubleshoot your cloud environment by eliminating the need to navigate multiple interfaces or manually compile information from different sources. This feature is available today without any additional configuration necessary.

Amazon Q Developer’s service data queries are available in all AWS Regions where Amazon Q Developer is supported. To align with their organization’s security and governance requirements, administrators can use IAM permissions to control the service data Amazon Q is allowed to access.

To learn more about Amazon Q’s service data query capabilities, visit the Amazon Q documentation.

 

​Amazon Q Developer now enables you to query and analyze data stored in your AWS services directly from the AWS Management Console as well as Slack, Microsoft Teams chat, and the AWS Console Mobile Application. For example, Amazon Q Developer can now analyze transaction receipts stored in an AWS S3 bucket, examine records in AWS DynamoDB tables, or review CloudWatch logs, all through natural language conversations. This feature helps reduce the time and effort required to manage and troubleshoot your cloud environment by eliminating the need to navigate multiple interfaces or manually compile information from different sources. This feature is available today without any additional configuration necessary. Amazon Q Developer’s service data queries are available in all AWS Regions where Amazon Q Developer is supported. To align with their organization’s security and governance requirements, administrators can use IAM permissions to control the service data Amazon Q is allowed to access. To learn more about Amazon Q’s service data query capabilities, visit the Amazon Q documentation.  

AWS Site-to-Site VPN now supports IPv6 addresses on outer tunnel IPs, making it easier for customers to build or transition to IPv6-only networks. Customers with mandates to use IPv6 network address deployments can now easily build IPv6-only VPN connections to meet their regulatory and compliance needs.

AWS Site-to-Site VPN is a fully managed service that allows you to create a secure connection between your data center or branch office and your AWS resources using IP Security (IPSec) tunnels. Until now, customers could use IPv6 addresses on the inner tunnels of their VPN connections, but the outer tunnels still required public IPv4 addresses. With this launch, customers can now configure IPv6 addresses on both inner and outer tunnels of their VPN connection, eliminating the complexity of dealing with cross IPv4/IPv6 addressing scheme. This feature also helps customers reduce their public IPv4 costs as there is no charge for using IPv6 address on the outer tunnel IP.

This capability is available in all AWS commercial Regions and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions where AWS Site-to-Site VPN is available, except Europe (Milan) Region. To learn more and get started, visit the AWS Site-to-Site VPN documentation.

 

​AWS Site-to-Site VPN now supports IPv6 addresses on outer tunnel IPs, making it easier for customers to build or transition to IPv6-only networks. Customers with mandates to use IPv6 network address deployments can now easily build IPv6-only VPN connections to meet their regulatory and compliance needs. AWS Site-to-Site VPN is a fully managed service that allows you to create a secure connection between your data center or branch office and your AWS resources using IP Security (IPSec) tunnels. Until now, customers could use IPv6 addresses on the inner tunnels of their VPN connections, but the outer tunnels still required public IPv4 addresses. With this launch, customers can now configure IPv6 addresses on both inner and outer tunnels of their VPN connection, eliminating the complexity of dealing with cross IPv4/IPv6 addressing scheme. This feature also helps customers reduce their public IPv4 costs as there is no charge for using IPv6 address on the outer tunnel IP. This capability is available in all AWS commercial Regions and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions where AWS Site-to-Site VPN is available, except Europe (Milan) Region. To learn more and get started, visit the AWS Site-to-Site VPN documentation.  

AWS Network Firewall now supports native integration with AWS Transit Gateway for centralized traffic inspection in all AWS Regions where both services are available. This integration enables customers to directly attach a network firewall to a transit gateway and easily route traffic between these services for consistent traffic inspection. The new feature eliminates the need to manage dedicated VPC subnets and route tables when connecting these services.

You can use this capability to protect traffic across your entire AWS network including VPCs and on-premises networks connected via AWS Site-to-Site VPN or AWS Direct Connect. The integration improves network security and resiliency through automatic multi-AZ redundancy, ensuring continuous service availability across regions.

Native integration is available in all AWS Regions where both AWS Network Firewall and AWS Transit Gateway are supported.

To learn more, visit the AWS Network Firewall service documentation.

 

​AWS Network Firewall now supports native integration with AWS Transit Gateway for centralized traffic inspection in all AWS Regions where both services are available. This integration enables customers to directly attach a network firewall to a transit gateway and easily route traffic between these services for consistent traffic inspection. The new feature eliminates the need to manage dedicated VPC subnets and route tables when connecting these services. You can use this capability to protect traffic across your entire AWS network including VPCs and on-premises networks connected via AWS Site-to-Site VPN or AWS Direct Connect. The integration improves network security and resiliency through automatic multi-AZ redundancy, ensuring continuous service availability across regions. Native integration is available in all AWS Regions where both AWS Network Firewall and AWS Transit Gateway are supported. To learn more, visit the AWS Network Firewall service documentation.  

Today, we’re announcing the launch of API keys for Amazon Bedrock to simplify the getting started experience and accelerate generative AI development. API keys for Amazon Bedrock enable developers to quickly generate access credentials directly within the Amazon Bedrock console or AWS SDK without needing to manually configure IAM principals and policies.

With the introduction of API keys for Amazon Bedrock, developers can generate short-term and long-term API keys directly from the Amazon Bedrock console or API to authenticate API calls to Amazon Bedrock models. Short-term API keys are valid for the duration of your console session, or up to 12 hours, whichever is shorter. Long-term API keys give you the flexibility to define key validity duration and manage the keys from the AWS IAM console.

Amazon Bedrock API key authentication is available in 20 AWS Regions where Amazon Bedrock is available: Asia Pacific (Hyderabad, Mumbai, Osaka, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt, Ireland, London, Milan, Paris, Spain, Stockholm, Zurich), South America (São Paulo), US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), and US West (Oregon).

To learn more about API keys in Amazon Bedrock, visit the API Keys documentation in the Amazon Bedrock user guide, or check out our blog for code snippets and implementation examples.

 

​Today, we’re announcing the launch of API keys for Amazon Bedrock to simplify the getting started experience and accelerate generative AI development. API keys for Amazon Bedrock enable developers to quickly generate access credentials directly within the Amazon Bedrock console or AWS SDK without needing to manually configure IAM principals and policies. With the introduction of API keys for Amazon Bedrock, developers can generate short-term and long-term API keys directly from the Amazon Bedrock console or API to authenticate API calls to Amazon Bedrock models. Short-term API keys are valid for the duration of your console session, or up to 12 hours, whichever is shorter. Long-term API keys give you the flexibility to define key validity duration and manage the keys from the AWS IAM console. Amazon Bedrock API key authentication is available in 20 AWS Regions where Amazon Bedrock is available: Asia Pacific (Hyderabad, Mumbai, Osaka, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo), Canada (Central), Europe (Frankfurt, Ireland, London, Milan, Paris, Spain, Stockholm, Zurich), South America (São Paulo), US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), and US West (Oregon). To learn more about API keys in Amazon Bedrock, visit the API Keys documentation in the Amazon Bedrock user guide, or check out our blog for code snippets and implementation examples.