Amazon ECS Action Logs give a timestamped record of every deployment decision ECS makes. Here is how to turn them on and cut deployment troubleshooting time.
Amazon Cognito now imports users with their password hashes, so you can migrate logins without forcing a mass reset. What it supports and how to plan the cutover.
AWS removed the 30-day wait before S3 Standard-IA and One Zone-IA transitions. Here is how to cut your S3 bill without triggering early-deletion fees.
Amazon GuardDuty AI Protection detects LLMjacking, cost harvesting and prompt injection on Bedrock and SageMaker. What it catches and how to enable it.
AWS EC2 Auto Scaling can now fill your capacity reservations before balancing across zones. Here is what reservations-then-balanced changes for your bill.
EKS Auto Mode now supports ARC zonal shift and autoshift, moving traffic out of a failing Availability Zone automatically. Here is what it means for uptime.
AWS Security Hub Network Scanning probes your resources from the internet to find what is actually reachable. What it catches, what it misses, and how to use it.
AWS Sign-In now supports OAuth 2.0 for the AWS MCP Server, so AI agents authenticate with short-lived tokens instead of long-lived access keys. Here is what shipped, what the data says, and what to do about it.
IAM Access Analyzer now shows which AWS principals can reach your S3, DynamoDB, and RDS crown jewels. Here is how internal access findings close the gap.
AWS cut ECS and EKS Auto Mode GPU management fees up to 60% on July 1, 2026. What changed, how much it saves, and where GPU spend still leaks.
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