Today, we are launching IPv6 support for Amazon API Gateway across all endpoint types, custom domains, and management APIs, in all commercial and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. You can now configure REST, HTTP, and WebSocket APIs, and custom domains, to accept calls from IPv6 clients alongside the existing IPv4 support. You can also call API Gateway management APIs from dual-stack (IPv6 and IPv4) clients. As organizations globally confront growing IPv4 address scarcity and increasing costs, implementing IPv6 becomes critical for future-proofing network infrastructure. This dual-stack approach helps organizations maintain future network compatibility and expand global reach. To learn more about dualstack in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment, see the IPv6 on AWS documentation. Creating new dual-stack resources This post…
Month: March 2025
AWS Weekly Roundup: Amazon Bedrock, Amazon QuickSight, AWS Amplify, and more (March 31, 2025)
It’s AWS Summit season! Free events are now rolling out worldwide, bringing our cloud computing community together to connect, collaborate, and learn. Whether you prefer joining us online or in-person, these gatherings offer valuable opportunities to expand your AWS knowledge. I’ll be attending the AWS Amsterdam Summit and would love to meet you—if you’re planning to be there, please stop by to say hello! Visit the AWS Summit website today to find events in your area, sign up for registration alerts, and reserve your spot at an AWS Summit near you. Speaking of AWS news, let’s look at last week’s new announcements. Last week’s launches Here are the launches that got my attention. AWS WAF integration with AWS Amplify Hosting…
Accelerating CI with AWS CodeBuild: Parallel test execution now available
I’m excited to announce that AWS CodeBuild now supports parallel test execution, so you can run your test suites concurrently and reduce build times significantly. With the demo project I wrote for this post, the total test time went down from 35 minutes to six minutes, including the time to provision the environments. These two screenshots from the AWS Management Console show the difference. Sequential execution of the test suite Parallel execution of the test suite Very long test times pose a significant challenge when running continuous integration (CI) at scale. As projects grow in complexity and team size, the time required to execute comprehensive test suites can increase dramatically, leading to extended pipeline execution times. This not only delays…
Firewall support for AWS Amplify hosted sites
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of the AWS WAF integration with AWS Amplify Hosting. Web application owners are constantly working to protect their applications from a variety of threats. Previously, if you wanted to implement a robust security posture for your Amplify Hosted applications, you needed to create architectures using Amazon CloudFront distributions with AWS WAF protection, which required additional configuration steps, expertise, and management overhead. With the general availability of AWS WAF in Amplify Hosting, you can now directly attach a web application firewall to your AWS Amplify apps through a one-click integration in the Amplify console or using infrastructure as code (IaC). This integration gives you access to the full range of AWS WAF capabilities including managed…