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AWS Morning Brief for the week of February 24, with Corey Quinn.
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- Amazon ECS increases the CPU limit for ECS tasks to 192 vCPUs
- Amazon Q Developer now supports upgrade to Java 21
- AWS announces Backup Payment Methods for invoices
- AWS CodePipeline adds native Amazon EKS deployment support
- AWS Price List API supports AWS PrivateLink
- AWS CloudFormation: 2024 Year in Review
- Cost optimize your Minecraft Java EC2 Server
- Improving Security in Amazon WorkMail with MFA
- Update on Support for Amazon Chime
- Best practices to respond to security risks across your AWS Organizations
- Reduce IT costs by implementing automatic shutdown for Amazon EC2 instances
- How to restrict Amazon S3 bucket access to a specific IAM role
- Introducing the AWS Trust Center
- Is AWS Delivering on Its 3-Layer Approach to AI?
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