AWS Weekly Roundup: New AWS Heroes, Amazon API Gateway, Amazon Q and extra (June 10, 2024)

Throughout our lives, we are constantly reminded of the ebbs and flows that shape our experiences. It’s simply how life is. However, this doesn’t mean that teamwork isn’t an option when seeking to achieve a shared goal. The AWS Community is proud to feature two exceptional members: the AWS Group Builder and the AWS Serverless Hero. Their impressive credentials don’t stop there – the AWS Group Builder’s child is equally remarkable.

You likely have just a moment, so kindly take a glance at their marketing campaign pages and lend a hand, if you will.

Meanwhile, we’ve successfully concluded a handful of AWS Summits around the globe. Throughout my time, I consistently had a great deal of fun collaborating with the Developer Lounge team, alongside AWS Heroes, AWS Community Builders, and AWS People Group leaders. Here’s a photograph of everyone from around here.

Recent space launches that garnered my attention last week were:

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In our final week, we welcomed a new cohort to our global network of exceptional AWS consultants who not only excel in their work but also generously share knowledge and empower their communities worldwide.

For users leveraging regional REST APIs and personal REST APIs within Amazon API Gateway, it is now possible to enhance the blending timeout limit beyond 29 seconds. This feature allows for the execution of multiple workloads that necessitate prolonged timeout periods.

Amazon’s Q Developer furnishes instantaneous AI-driven coding suggestions directly into your command-line interface. As a seasoned daily user of the command-line interface, I genuinely express excitement about this development.

This streamlined announcement empowers you to efficiently map enterprise controls directly within the intuitive AWS Audit Supervisor interface. Danilo published an article that detailed how to streamline risk and compliance evaluations using a newly available general management library.

If you deem it valuable to integrate continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) with vulnerability scanning for software programs, consider leveraging Amazon Inspector’s capabilities. With seamless native integration between GitHub Actions and Amazon CodeCatalyst, the improvement pipeline process is significantly streamlined.

With this innovative feature, you’re empowered to build more sustainable data pipelines for your intricate analytics applications. Now, you can effortlessly index data from your Amazon MSK Serverless clusters directly into Amazon OpenSearch Service.

Embedded within a vector database, you can seamlessly integrate your data using Amazon Neptune Textual Content Embeddings V2. This feature can be incredibly valuable as it enables you to quickly access relevant information for various tasks.

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Verify your calendars and join these notable AWS and AWS Groups events:

• Join complimentary online and in-person events that foster a sense of community among cloud computing professionals, promoting connection, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing about Amazon Web Services (AWS). Register now for our upcoming events in major cities worldwide: Tokyo, Japan on June 20; New York City on June 26-27; and London on July 10.

• Join our community at AWS re:Inforce, happening June 10-12 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. AWS re:Inforce is a training conference focused on AWS security features, cloud security, compliance, and identity. Participate in collaborative forums alongside AWS groups responsible for designing and implementing safety instrumentation, engaging with stakeholders to gain insights into their organizations’ safety trajectories.

• Join a global community of innovators at conferences featuring technical discussions, workshops, and hands-on labs led by expert AWS customers and thought leaders from around the world on June 13, June 27, July 13, August 15, August 24, and August 28.

You’ll have access to view all upcoming events and schedule updates.

That’s all for this week. Let’s test again next Monday for another exciting Weekly Roundup!

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