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Route 53 DNS Analytics Turns Query Logs into Actionable CloudWatch Metrics
AWS adds native CloudWatch integration to Route 53 Global Resolver and DNS Firewall, enabling metric filters and alarms on DNS query patterns.
ReadyOn’s Four Walls Model for Tenant Isolation on Amazon EKS
ReadyOn uses four independent layers—Kubernetes namespaces, Karpenter node pools, VPC security groups, and per-tenant Aurora databases—to isolate tenant workloads on EKS for zero-trust security.
Three DR patterns for AWS Outposts and Local Zones with clear RTO/RPO trade-offs
AWS outlines DNS failover, active/active load balancing, and hybrid database replication for disaster recovery spanning Outposts racks and Local Zones, detailing recovery objectives for each approach.
Running Multi-Day AZ Evacuation Drills with ARC Zonal Shift
Learn how to run a 48-72 hour Availability Zone evacuation drill using ARC Zonal Shift across ECS, EKS, RDS, and Aurora PostgreSQL with step-by-step CLI commands and observability practices.
How to connect your coding agent to Google Cloud data with Data Agent Kit
Data Agent Kit is now generally available, letting coding agents like Claude Code and Antigravity work directly with BigQuery, Bigtable, and Spark using MCP tools and Google-authored skills.
Google Cloud Next ‘26: AI agents, Wiz integration, and new security controls
Google Cloud unveiled AI-powered security agents, Wiz’s expanded AI protection, and new Trusted Cloud capabilities at Next ‘26.
Fix pod distribution drift in Amazon EKS using the Kubernetes descheduler
Learn how topology spread constraints drift after node disruptions and how the Kubernetes descheduler restores even pod distribution across Availability Zones in Amazon EKS without downtime.
August 2026 AWS Security Blog Roundup: IAM, GuardDuty, and Compliance Updates
AWS Security Blog published 20 posts in August 2026, with identity and access management leading the month. Key highlights include new IAM policy validation features, GuardDuty malware protection enhancements, and compliance resources for healthcare and financial workloads.
Google Cloud Next '26 launches cross-cloud infrastructure for agentic AI workloads
Google Cloud unveiled new capabilities across compute, networking, data, and sovereignty to support AI agents at machine speed, including Agent Gateway, Smart Storage, and Confidential External Key Management.