Amazon QuickSight’s SPICE engine now supports data sets up to 250M rows and 500GB. Customers love using SPICE to accelerate their dashboards, and this increase—from 100M rows and 200GB—is the most frequent request we get. Today we’re happy to announce support for larger data sets, letting you accelerate dashboards with more data. Read More for […]

Starting today you can enable the SPATIAL option for your Amazon RDS instances for Oracle running Standard Edition 2 (SE2).  Read More for the details.

AWS Systems Manager now integrates with AWS Config to track configuration changes to inventory files on managed instances collected by AWS Systems Manager Inventory. A managed instance is a virtual machine that is configured for use with AWS Systems Manager. You can now track changes to file type inventory data from managed instances with the […]

The AWS Secrets Manager console now supports attaching resource-based policies to your secrets, enabling you to access secrets across AWS accounts securely and easily. The Secrets Manager console also uses Zelkova, an automated reasoning engine, to validate and block automatically policies that may grant broad access to your secrets across AWS accounts. This integration further […]

AWS Secrets Manager now enables you to search secrets based on attributes such as secret name, description, tag keys, and tag values. With this launch, you can easily identify, arrange, and manage your secrets in to logical groups that are used by specific applications, departments, or employees. You can use this functionality through the Secrets […]

Amazon AppFlow is a fully managed integration service that enables customers securely transfer data between AWS services and software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications in just a few clicks. Amazon AppFlow now integrates with Amazon CloudWatch Events to publish events related to the status of a flow including start of a flow run, completion of a flow run […]

Amazon Neptune is now available in the AWS US West (N. California) Region. You can now create Neptune clusters using R5 and T3 instance types in this region for your graph applications.   Read More for the details.

AWS Service Catalog now supports obtaining outputs from a Service Catalog provisioned product in an AWS CloudFormation template. Product outputs provide the interface from one product to another. With this new feature, administrators and developers can easily refer to those outputs in order to combine the products needed for their applications, which saves time building […]

Amazon Neptune now provides the flexibility to specify conditions in IAM policies using tags. Tags can be added to a Neptune resource such as a DB cluster or instance. Using tags, you can restrict management operations on the cluster without using the cluster or instance resource identifiers. Read More for the details.