
Corey Quinn discusses the latest AWS updates and how United Airlines addressed IP exhaustion.
AWS Morning Brief for the week of July 13th with Corey Quinn. Links: AWS Security Hub extends unified security management to Microsoft Azure Amazon EKS Auto Mode reduces GPU management fees by up to 60% Amazon RDS for Oracle now supports Oracle Database 26ai AWS Builder Center Now Offers Free Sandbox Environments AWS Security Hub now offers Network Scanning to identify publicly reachable resources Amazon Cognito now supports self-service provisioned API rate limits AWS Security Hub adds impact analysis for exposure findings Blazing a Trail: How Peloton Rebuilt the SDLC for the Agentic Era with Amazon Bedrock How United Airlines solved IP exhaustion with Private NAT Gateway Building secure AI agents at scale: Introducing Loom for AWS What does it cost to answer one question? Measuring per-request cost in agentic workloads Designing for the inevitable: System prompt leakage and mitigations in generative AI applications The CISO’s guide to post-quantum mandates and migrations Two CVEs on the theme of guarding keys badly
Host: Corey Quinn
Organizations: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Peloton, United Airlines
Products: Amazon EKS Auto Mode, Amazon RDS for Oracle, AWS Builder Center, AWS Security Hub, Amazon Cognito, Amazon Bedrock, Private NAT Gateway, Loom for AWS, Oracle Database 26ai, System prompt leakage
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