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AWS Morning Brief for the week of April 7th, with Corey Quinn.
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- Amazon EC2 now supports more bandwidth and jumbo frames to select destinations
- API Gateway launches support for dual-stack (IPv4 and IPv6) endpoints
- AWS Lambda adds support for Ruby 3.4
- Amazon CloudWatch Logs increases maximum log event size to 1 MB
- Amazon Neptune announces 99.99% availability Service Level Agreement
- Announcing the general availability of Amazon VPC Route Server
- Under the hood: Amazon EKS Auto Mode
- Optimizing cost savings: The advantage of Amazon Aurora over self-managed open source databases
- How AWS Sales uses generative AI to streamline account planning
- Issue with AWS SAM CLI (CVE-2025-3047, CVE-2025-3048)
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