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🔁 Amazon Redshift now supports running CREATE MV and REFRESH MV from multiple Redshift data warehouses and lets you create materialized views on shared MVs. The update also enables concurrency scaling for the CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW DDL, so MV creation can scale when your primary cluster or workgroup is resource-constrained. These capabilities are available immediately in all AWS regions. See the Materialized Views and Data Sharing sections of the documentation for details.

🎬 AWS Deadline Cloud now supports direct job submission from the Deadline Cloud Monitor desktop application, removing the previous requirement to use the CLI for job bundles. This change simplifies workflows for legacy applications, specialized renderers, and custom tools that lack built-in Deadline Cloud plugins or submission scripts. Download Deadline Cloud Monitor version 1.1.7 in the AWS Console to enable the feature and manage jobs end-to-end.

🔍 Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) Service Connect now supports Envoy access logs, providing request-level telemetry for end-to-end tracing, debugging, and compliance monitoring. You enable access logging by updating the ServiceConnectConfiguration; query strings are redacted by default to protect sensitive data. Envoy access logs are written to STDOUT alongside application logs and flow through the existing ECS log pipeline without requiring additional infrastructure. The capability supports HTTP, HTTP/2, gRPC, and TCP and is available in AWS GovCloud regions where Service Connect is supported.

🔍 Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) Service Connect now supports Envoy access logs, delivering per-request telemetry for deeper observability and compliance. Access logs are emitted to STDOUT and flow through existing ECS log pipelines, with query strings redacted by default to protect sensitive data. You can enable logging by updating the ServiceConnectConfiguration via the Console, API, SDK, CLI, or CloudFormation. This capability supports HTTP, HTTP/2, gRPC and TCP on Fargate and EC2 in AWS GovCloud (US-West and US-East).

🔁 Amazon Kinesis Video Streams (Amazon KVS) now supports IPv6 addressing for WebRTC through dual‑stack endpoint support, enabling devices to connect over both IPv4 and IPv6. The change preserves existing IPv4 implementations while providing native IPv6 connectivity and removing the need for address translation equipment. This capability is available in all commercial AWS Regions where Amazon KVS is offered, except Asia Pacific (Singapore) and China (Beijing, operated by Sinnet). Refer to the Amazon KVS Developer Guide for implementation details.

🔁 AWS announced that customers can now share Oracle Database@AWS AWS Marketplace entitlements across accounts within an AWS Organization. Organizations can accept a single Marketplace offer in one account and allocate that entitlement to additional accounts via AWS License Manager or APIs. Recipient accounts can activate shared entitlements and begin consuming services immediately. The feature is available in all Regions where Oracle Database@AWS is offered.

🚀 Amazon GameLift Streams introduced Gen6 stream classes and enhanced autoscaling with a warm buffer to improve performance and reduce costs. Seven Gen6 classes, built on EC2 G6 instances with NVIDIA L4 Tensor Core GPUs, offer up to 2x performance versus Gen4 and include pro/ultra for AAA and medium/small for casual titles; gen6n_small is $0.16/hour in us‑east‑2. Enhanced autoscaling adds minimum, maximum, and target‑idle capacity controls so developers can dynamically scale provisioned capacity to optimize utilization and player start time, with Gen6 available in five regions and autoscaling offered across all supported Regions.

📈 Amazon GameLift Streams now exposes real-time session performance stats for individual stream sessions, delivering detailed CPU, memory, GPU, and VRAM metrics via the Web SDK and a console overlay. Developers can inspect active sessions, export session data for post-analysis, and use these insights to choose optimal GPUs and tune application performance. The update also improves session status reasons and API error messaging to make root cause analysis and troubleshooting more actionable. These features are available at no additional cost in all Regions offering GameLift Streams.

🚀 AWS Storage Gateway now supports deployment on the Nutanix AHV hypervisor, enabling S3 File, Tape, and Volume gateway virtual appliances to run on Nutanix HCI environments. This expands on-premises deployment choices beyond VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, and KVM, providing seamless access to AWS S3 storage via NFS, SMB, iSCSI and iSCSI-VTL. The capability is available in all AWS Regions and can be managed through the Storage Gateway console.

🆕 Research and Engineering Studio (RES) on AWS version 2025.12 is now available, introducing tag propagation for CloudFormation resources, enhanced Windows domain configuration options, and a default session scheduling capability. Administrators can disable automatic Windows domain joining to implement custom domain-join logic where required. The release also includes security improvements to help meet NIST 800-223 guidance and fixes a bug that caused some sessions to log out after two minutes when using a custom DNS domain.

🔐 AWS Wickr now provides a suite of admin APIs that enable administrators to programmatically manage secure communication networks at scale. The APIs support user lifecycle management, network configuration, and security group administration to automate onboarding, offboarding, retention, federation, and policy enforcement. Organizations can integrate Wickr administration with identity systems and automation pipelines and access the APIs in all supported AWS regions, including AWS GovCloud (US-West), via SDKs, the AWS CLI, or direct REST calls.

🚀 AWS Neuron SDK 2.27.0 adds support for Trainium3 UltraServer and expands open-source components to simplify deployment and optimization. The release introduces the Neuron Explorer tools suite, an enhanced Neuron Kernel Interface (NKI) with an open-source NKI Compiler built on MLIR (private beta), and an NKI Library of optimized kernels. It also provides native PyTorch support via TorchNeuron (private beta) and a Kubernetes-native Neuron DRA (private beta). The SDK is available in all AWS Regions that support Inferentia and Trainium, bringing improved performance and monitoring for ML workloads.

🔒 AWS Wickr now provides a suite of admin APIs that let administrators programmatically manage secure communication networks at scale. The APIs automate critical workflows — including user lifecycle management, network creation and deletion, retention and federation policy pushes, and security group placement based on directory attributes — and integrate with identity systems, policy frameworks, and automation pipelines. They are available today in all supported AWS regions, including AWS GovCloud (US-West), via AWS SDKs, the AWS CLI, or direct REST calls.

🔒 AWS Private CA now supports OCSP in China (Beijing, Ningxia) and AWS GovCloud (US-East, US-West) Regions. The managed OCSP responder enables real-time, per-certificate revocation checks that typically use only a few hundred bytes per query instead of downloading large Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs), reducing bandwidth and latency. Enable OCSP through the console, AWS CLI, or API; the responder is highly available and fully managed, removing the need to operate OCSP servers, and pricing details are available in the service documentation.

🔁 Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC) Region switch now introduces three new capabilities: general availability in AWS GovCloud (US‑East and US‑West), automatic plan execution reports saved to an Amazon S3 bucket, and support for Amazon DocumentDB global cluster execution blocks. Execution reports include a detailed timeline, resources in scope, alarm states, and RTO calculations to simplify compliance and audit evidence. The DocumentDB execution blocks enable automated multi‑Region failover and switchover operations within Region switch plans. Build and run plans from the ARC console, API, or CLI to begin using these features.

🖥️ Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now supports Microsoft Windows Server 2025, enabling customers to launch streaming instances powered by the newest server OS. The update delivers improved security, performance, and modern platform capabilities, and allows administrators to provide a Windows 11-style desktop experience to end users. Images are available as AWS public images or can be customized with Image Builder, and support is generally available in all Regions where the service is offered.

🔁 Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB now provides a restart API for both InfluxDB 2 and InfluxDB 3, enabling customers to trigger instance restarts via the AWS Management Console, API, or CLI. The capability supports resilience testing and direct remediation of health-related issues without requiring support intervention. It is designed to give DevOps teams greater operational flexibility for mission-critical time-series workloads and is available in all Regions where the service is offered.

🔖 AWS now supports using AWS Organizations account tags across its cost management products. Account tags applied at the organization level automatically flow to all metered usage in tagged accounts, removing the need to maintain separate account lists in Cost Explorer, CUR 2.0/FOCUS, AWS Budgets, and Cost Categories. This also enables allocation for untaggable items like refunds, credits, and certain service charges. To enable, add tags in the AWS Organizations console and activate them on the Cost Allocation Tags page in Billing. The feature is generally available in all Regions except GovCloud (US) and China (Beijing/Ningxia).

🔁 Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) can now automatically create repositories when images are pushed, removing the need to pre-create repositories before a push. Repository creation follows organization-defined repository creation templates, enabling consistent naming and default settings at creation. The create-on-push capability is available in all AWS commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions.

🖥️ Amazon Redshift's ODBC 2.x driver now provides native support for Apple macOS, enabling developers and analysts to connect to Redshift clusters from macOS using third-party SQL clients and applications. The native driver exposes Redshift capabilities such as data sharing write and Amazon IAM Identity Center integration that are available only through Redshift drivers. This update streamlines integration with ETL and BI tools on macOS, and Amazon recommends upgrading to the latest ODBC 2.x driver and consulting the driver documentation for installation and system requirements.