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Amazon OpenSearch Serverless supports intelligent ingestion for time series collection
The next generation of Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now supports intelligent ingestion for time series collections. You can bring logs and event data from Amazon S3 into a time series collection without operating an ingestion pipeline.
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Web search in apps
Retool added native web search capabilities to the app builder Chat tab and app functions, enabling agent applications to query live web data via a managed Tavily account.
Eval datasets, curated by Bayes from your agents' real conversations
Monte Carlo introduced automated evaluation dataset generation by Bayes, creating Golden and Improvement datasets from an agent's scored conversations across intent and issue clusters.
Pages are generally available
Databricks announced the general availability of Pages in Unity Catalog, providing governed definitions of business concepts organized by domain on the Discover page.
BigQuery project caps are generally available
Project caps, also known as scheduling policies, are now generally available for BigQuery Enterprise and Enterprise Plus editions. This feature allows users to limit maximum slots and concurrency per project within a reservation.
BigQuery reservation assignments support principal routing
BigQuery now allows specifying a principal property on reservation assignments to route queries to specific reservations based on the identity of the user or service account. This feature is generally available for Enterprise and Enterprise Plus editions.
BigQuery JSON_FLATTEN function is generally available
The JSON_FLATTEN function is now generally available. It extracts non-array values from JSON inputs, including those nested within consecutive arrays.
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Amazon OpenSearch Service announces managed cross-Region disaster recovery
AWS introduced managed cross-Region disaster recovery for Amazon OpenSearch Service, providing continuous data replication with an RPO under one minute and RTO under 20 minutes.
Amazon OpenSearch Service now lets you validate and roll back version upgrades
AWS launched clone-based upgrades for Amazon OpenSearch Service, allowing users to validate software upgrades on a cloned cluster before switching traffic or rolling back.
Amazon OpenSearch Service optimized engine now supports agent traces
The Amazon OpenSearch Service optimized engine now supports agent and OpenTelemetry traces. This allows users to correlate logs and traces in a single view for debugging agent sessions.
Introducing time series collections for the next generation of Amazon OpenSearch Serverless
Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now supports time series collections for ingesting and analyzing logs, metrics, and traces. This includes a lower-cost warm storage tier and built-in alerting and anomaly detection.
Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now supports a 5-second default refresh interval
Amazon OpenSearch Serverless has reduced the default refresh interval from 10 seconds to 5 seconds. This change improves read-after-write visibility for search and vector collections, benefiting RAG and semantic search workloads.
Amazon OpenSearch Service introduces intelligent ingestion for logs and documents in Amazon S3
Amazon OpenSearch Serverless now supports intelligent ingestion, which automatically parses, chunks, and generates vector embeddings for logs and documents stored in Amazon S3.
Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports index-level encryption
Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports index-level encryption, letting you encrypt each index at rest with its own AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) customer managed key. This helps you protect data with different ownership or sensitivity under separate keys on the same domain.
Amazon OpenSearch Service introduces validation advisory for domain configuration changes
Amazon OpenSearch Service now provides validation advisory for domain configuration changes, which helps you make informed decisions about changes that carry risk but can still be applied.