Introduced 10 years ago, Amazon Cognito is a service that helps you implement customer identity and access management (CIAM) in your web and mobile applications. You can use Amazon Cognito for various use cases, from providing your customers to quickly add sign-in and sign-up experiences to your applications and authorization to securing machine-to-machine authentication and enabling role-based access to AWS resources. Today, I’m excited to share a series of significant updates to Amazon Cognito. These enhancements aim to provide you with more flexibility, improved security, and a better user experience for your applications. Here’s a quick summary: A new developer-focused console experience for getting started including the support of integrating with popular application frameworks Introducing Managed Login – a revamped…
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Streamline container application networking with built-in Amazon ECS support in Amazon VPC Lattice
Since its launch, Amazon VPC Lattice has streamlined complex networking tasks. As a result, my perspective on how to build and connect modern, multi-service applications has changed. As my colleague Danilo wrote in his post announcing the general availability of VPC Lattice: “By using VPC Lattice, you can focus on your application logic and improve productivity and deployment flexibility with consistent support for instances, containers, and serverless computing.” Today, we’re announcing Amazon VPC Lattice built-in support for Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS). With this new built-in integration, Amazon ECS services can now be directly associated with VPC Lattice target groups without the need for intermediate load balancers. Here’s a quick look at how you can find Amazon VPC Lattice…
Build and modify apps using natural language with AWS App Studio, now generally available
Announced as preview in July, AWS App Studio is a generative AI-powered application development service that enables users to create applications using natural language, without the need for professional software development skills. In that post, I covered how AWS App Studio helps you build secure, scalable applications and eliminates operational overhead by fully managing each application. App Studio empowers a new set of builders to create business applications. Whether you are an IT Project Manager, Data Engineer, Enterprise Architect, or Solution Architect, simply describe your requirements in natural language, within minutes, App Studio generates fully functional applications complete with multipage UIs, data models, and custom business logic. Today, we’re excited to announce that AWS App Studio is now generally available…
Unlock the potential of your supply chain data and gain actionable insights with AWS Supply Chain Analytics
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of AWS Supply Chain Analytics powered by Amazon QuickSight. This new feature helps you to build custom report dashboards using your data in AWS Supply Chain. With this feature, your business analysts or supply chain managers can perform custom analyses, visualize data, and gain actionable insights for your supply chain management operations. Here’s how it looks: AWS Supply Chain Analytics leverages the AWS Supply Chain data lake and provides Amazon QuickSight embedded authoring tools directly into the AWS Supply Chain user interface. This integration provides you with a unified and configurable experience for creating custom insights, metrics, and key performance indicators (KPIs) for your operational analytics. In addition, AWS Supply Chain Analytics provides prebuilt…