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The AWS Consumer Group Japan (JAWS-UG) hosted its quarterly meetup. Here is the rewritten text:
The online event is a 24-hour occasion where AWS Heroes, AWS Neighborhood Builders, AWS Customer Group leaders, and other global participants engage in a diverse range of topics, including cultural discussions and technical talks. At this event, one of several audio systems effectively underscored the importance of building connections through shared knowledge, making it a highly relevant discussion for the audience.
Notable launches that caught my attention over the past week include
We’ve introduced support for conditional writes that check the existence of an object before creating it. Distributed computing enables numerous users to concurrently update information in parallel across shared datasets. Consumers can conditionally write objects to the output stream, guaranteeing that their writes do not overwrite any previously written data by another consumer.
With the introduction of recursive loop detection APIs, users can now configure recursive loop detection settings for specific individual capabilities. Enabling the toggle allows for the bypassing of recursive loop detection on specific capabilities that intentionally employ recursive patterns, thereby preserving the integrity of those workflows. By leveraging these APIs, you can mitigate the impact of any deliberate recursive workflows that may be affected by Lambda’s expansion of recursive loop detection support to other AWS services. Detect recursive loops in Lambda capabilities using the Lambda Console, AWS CLI, or Infrastructure as Code tools such as CloudFormation, SAM, or CDK. The new configuration possibility is now supported in model 1.123.0 and CDK v2.153.0.
You can now utilize our platform to run batches of prompts for mannequin analysis, experimentation, and offline processing. By leveraging the batch API, it becomes even more environmentally sustainable to perform inference using basis functions (FMs), thereby promoting eco-friendly AI practices. This feature also enables you to combine responses and evaluate them in bulk. To get started, go to.
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AWS Summits: Free online and in-person events bringing the cloud computing community together to connect, collaborate, and learn about Amazon Web Services. Whether or not you’re within the Americas, Asia Pacific & Japan, or EMEA area, . I’m excited about speaking at the upcoming AWS Summit in Johannesburg on Thursday as a featured keynote speaker. Looking forward to seeing you there if you’ll be attending?
AWS Neighborhood Days – a unique opportunity to participate in technical discussions, workshops, and hands-on labs led by professional AWS customers and industry leaders from around the world. If you find yourself in New York, an event is unfolding in your vicinity this week.
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That’s all for this week. We’re looking forward to a Test again next Monday for one more Weekly Roundup!
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