What's new with AWS Cloud Operations
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An overview of AWS Cloud Operations capabilities — including observability, governance, compliance, centralized operations, and cloud financial management — and how those AWS services help customers operate securely and efficiently. The session describes customer use cases and explains how many Cloud Operations services can be used in hybrid and multi‑cloud environments.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21Cloud Operations & Resiliency
- 3:45Why AWS Cloud Operations?
- 4:45Operate Anywhere
- 6:04Cloud Operations Use Cases
- 8:37Amazon CloudWatch Internet Monitor
- 14:11Data protection in Amazon CloudWatch logs
- 16:08One Observability Workshop
- 17:37Comprehensive controls management with AWS Control Tower
- 20:53Delegated administrator for AWS Organizations
- 21:35Governance resources
- 23:28AWS Config Compliance Score for conformance packs
- 25:13AWS Config rules-Proactive compliance
- 26:24Simplify daily operations
- 26:55AWS Systems Manager patch policies
- 27:49AWS Support App in Slack
- 28:20Systems Manager widget on AWS Console Home
- 31:40Optimize IT costs
- 33:05Cost Anomaly Detection automatically configured
- 36:00Recent releases: Cloud Intelligence Dashboards
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