AWS this week: Kimi K3.1 Pro and DynamoDB bulk put

Transcript

Kimi K3.1 Pro is now available on Amazon Bedrock with a one million token context window. Plus DynamoDB bulk put, Interconnect last mile, S3 Tables migration, and three more AWS updates this week.

The open-weight multimodal model from Moonshot AI runs through cross-Region inference in all Bedrock Regions.

DynamoDB bulk put items can now write S3 data into existing tables, with a condition expression on each item.

AWS Interconnect last mile, now in preview, gives you managed private connections from Equinix data centers, with a 99.99 percent SLA and MACsec.

S3 Tables can now migrate Hive tables to Iceberg, letting you review each step, sync source changes or roll back, and you pay only for copied data.

The EKS Capability for Argo CD now adds Argo CD Notifications for 16 services, including Slack, PagerDuty, Amazon SQS and EventBridge.

Amazon Inspector can now find vulnerabilities in EC2 AMIs without launching instances, and it works with Allowed AMIs and Image Builder.

Lambda self-managed Kafka now has a queue mode that scales beyond partition count using share groups, with up to 10 invocations per poller.

That's your week in AWS. If you run Kafka workloads on Lambda, the new queue mode is the one to try.

Follow for next week's AWS updates. The full list is at cloud changelog dot com.