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- Amazon announced its fourth quarter and FY 2022 results last week; Tim Bray has an analysis that's absolutely worth reading.
- Amazon CloudWatch now simplifies metric extraction from structured logs
- Amazon MemoryDB for Redis Announces 99.99% Availability Service Level Agreement
- AWS CloudTrail Lake now supports ingestion of activity events from non-AWS sources
- AWS announces access of Simple Monthly Calculator estimates in the AWS Pricing Calculator
- Amazon increases NAT Gateway’s capacity to support concurrent connections to a unique destination
- Amazon EMR launches support for Amazon EC2 C7g (Graviton3) instances to improve cost performance for Spark workloads by 7–13%
- Analyze Amazon S3 storage costs using AWS Cost and Usage Reports, Amazon S3 Inventory, and Amazon Athena
- AWS shows why physical stores matter more than ever at NRF 2023
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