What’s New in Amazon Web Services
summary
Amazon Web Services (#AWS) lists over 200 fully-featured services and claims over 50 open source technologies in managed form; expect concrete updates: RDS gets multi‑AZ replicas and MariaDB 10.6, Aurora ships serverless and Babelfish for T‑SQL compatibility with Aurora PostgreSQL, Redis 7 contributions add fine‑grained access control, MemoryDB offers multi‑AZ durability, DocumentDB adds performance insights, OpenSearch 2.0 adds alerts, MSK and EMR offer serverless modes, and AWS reports 640,000 databases migrated and a 97 zettabytes data context.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:25AWS supported open source technologies
- 9:54Data explosion requires modern data strategy
- 17:35What's new in Amazon RDS
- 19:59What's new in Amazon Aurora
- 24:23What's new in Amazon DocumentDB
- 25:20What's new in Amazon Neptune
- 26:23What's new in Amazon Keyspaces
- 28:43What's new in Amazon EMR?
- 32:42What's new in Amazon MSK?
- 35:34What's new in AWS Glue?
- 37:27Broadest and most complete set of machine learning capabilities
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