AWS News Blog
Category: Analytics
New Amazon DynamoDB zero-ETL integration with Amazon SageMaker Lakehouse
Effortlessly analyze operational data in Amazon SageMaker Lakehouse, freeing developers from building custom pipelines and enabling seamless insights extraction.
Discover, govern, and collaborate on data and AI securely with Amazon SageMaker Data and AI Governance
Manage data and AI assets through a unified catalog, granular access controls, and a consistent policy enforcement. Establish trust via automation – boost productivity and innovation for data teams.
Announcing the general availability of data lineage in the next generation of Amazon SageMaker and Amazon DataZone
Realize visual traceability of data origins, transformations, and usage – bolstering trust, governance, and discoverability for strategic data-driven decisions.
Introducing the next generation of Amazon SageMaker: The center for all your data, analytics, and AI
Unify data engineering, analytics, and generative AI in a streamlined studio with enhanced capabilities of Amazon SageMaker.
AWS Clean Rooms now supports multiple clouds and data sources
With expanded data sources, AWS Clean Rooms helps customers securely collaborate with their partners’ data across clouds, eliminating data movement, safeguarding sensitive information, promoting data freshness, and streamlining cross-company insights.
Introducing Amazon OpenSearch Service and Amazon Security Lake integration to simplify security analytics
Analyze security logs without data duplication; Amazon OpenSearch Service now offers zero-ETL integration with Amazon Security Lake for efficient threat hunting and investigations.
New Amazon CloudWatch and Amazon OpenSearch Service launch an integrated analytics experience
Unlock out-of-the-box OpenSearch dashboards and two additional query languages, OpenSearch SQL and PPL, for analyzing CloudWatch logs. OpenSearch customers can now analyze CloudWatch Logs without having to duplicate data.
Replicate changes from databases to Apache Iceberg tables using Amazon Data Firehose (in preview)
Amazon Data Firehose introduces a new capability that captures database changes and streams updates to a data lake or warehouse, supporting PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, and MongoDB, with automatic scaling and minimal impact on transaction performance.