Issue #57: Aug 16-Aug 22

Google Cloud to retire IoT Core Service in August 2023

News stirs community and leaves users distrustful.
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Microsoft Dev Box now in public preview

It is a managed service that enables developers to create on-demand, high-performance, secure, ready-to-code, project-specific workstations in the cloud.
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Now bulk import from Amazon S3 to new DynamoDB tables

The feature doesn’t consume the table’s write capacity and supports CSV, DynamoDB JSON and Amazon Ion as input formats.
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Three new APIs launched in AWS IoT SiteWise

They let users bulk import historical measurements from sensors and diverse systems such as historical and time series databases.
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Automated deployments in AKS now in public preview

It simplifies the process of setting up a GitHub Action and creating an automated workflow for your code releases to AKS clusters.
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GCP launches Query Library for Cloud Logging

New text search and drop-down features by automatically generating the requisite Logging query language.
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ASR-protected VMware VM migration capability generally available

Will let users move existing VMware VMs, protected using Azure Site Recovery, from classic protection experience to modernized protection experience; comes with robust rollback mechanism.
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Amazon Aurora gets IPv6 support

Users no longer need to manage overlapping address spaces in their VPCs; move to IPv6 with a few clicks in the AWS Management Console.
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Reserved instances pricing for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise generally available

Reservations are available on a 1-year basis for up to 35% discount or on a 3-year basis for 55% discount.
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AWS adds HTTP/3 support for Amazon CloudFront

HTTP/3 uses QUIC, which overcomes TCP’s limitations by establishing a secure session with a single handshake will enable faster, more responsive and secure experiences for end users of CloudFront customers.
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