In a recent announcement, we are thrilled to share that longer resource IDs for EBS and Storage Gateway are now available. Last year, we hinted at plans to extend the length of resource IDs for EC2 instances, EBS volumes, and snapshots. Earlier this year, we provided instructions on how to opt into the new format for EC2 instances and reservations. Today marks the day you can opt in to this expanded resource ID format for EBS volumes as well.
Moreover, Cloud Academy has been at the forefront of integrating machine learning, recommendation systems, and data analysis into their platform. As discussed in a recent blog post by Emma Torres and Michael Smith, they have been dedicated to blending technology with content since their inception. Their latest initiative, the Inspire system, emphasizes this commitment—read more about their journey here.
In addition, we are excited to announce enhancements to Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration and the introduction of larger Snowball devices in additional regions. Our teams have been diligently working to streamline and speed up the process of migrating on-premises data to the cloud. From the early days of simple PUT operations to the current capabilities, we’ve made significant advancements that benefit our customers.
For those interested in data archiving, Amazon Glacier continues to be a reliable and cost-effective storage service. With retrieval times of several hours and pricing as low as $0.007 per gigabyte monthly, it is ideal for infrequently accessed data. Recently, we also updated our policies to make it easier to manage your data in Glacier. You can find more on this topic from experts in the field here.
For additional resources and insights, consider visiting this Reddit page, which provides an excellent community-driven source of information for new AWS users.
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