Tag: Matheus Guimaraes

We are well settled into 2025 by now, but many people are still catching up with all the exciting new releases and announcements that came out of re:Invent last year. There have been hundreds of re:Invent recap events around the world since the beginning of the year, including in-person all-day official AWS events with multiple tracks to help you discover and dive deeper into the releases you care about, as well as community and virtual events. Last month, I was lucky to be a co-host for AWS EMEA re:Invent re:Cap which was a nearly 4-hour livestream with experts featuring demos, whiteboard sessions, and a live Q&A. The good news is that you can now watch it on-demand! We had a…

Amazon Q Developer has transformed the traditional development workflow by integrating a wide range of generative AI capabilities within the environments where developers work from. This seamless integration helps to maintain focus while accelerating a wide range of development tasks beyond coding for enhanced productivity. With its vast community of developers, GitLab is a popular DevSecOps platform where many development teams spend their time building and collaborating on projects. That’s why we are so excited to introduce GitLab Duo with Amazon Q. This is a new integration that brings the power of Amazon Q Developer agent capabilities to GitLab using GitLab Duo, transforming it into a unified development experience powering AI-driven DevSecOps. GitLab Duo with Amazon Q leverages AI agents…

Today, we’re introducing Storage Browser for Amazon S3, an open source UI component you can add to your web applications to enable end users to interact with your data stored in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). With this frontend component, authorized end users can browse, upload, download, copy, and delete data from Amazon S3 based on their specific permissions, which you control using AWS identity and security services or custom managed solutions. Storage Browser for S3 eases the strain on developers looking to provide end users with access to data in S3, and it is designed so that end users, such as customers, partners, and employees, can efficiently work with data regardless of their familiarity with Amazon S3 or…

Today, I’m excited to introduce a new and improved version of AWS Systems Manager that brings a highly requested cross-account, and cross-Region experience for managing nodes at scale. The new System Manager experience provides centralized visibility of all your managed nodes which include various infrastructure types, such as Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances, containers, virtual machines on other cloud providers, on-premise servers, and edge Internet of Things (IoT) devices. They are referred to as “managed nodes” when they have the Systems Manager Agent (SSM Agent) installed and are connected to Systems Manager. If an SSM Agent stops working on a node for whatever reason, then Systems Manager loses connection to it and that node is then referred to as…