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AWS Resilience Hub adds three new capabilities

AWS Resilience Hub now supports EKS labels, dependency insights, and policy sharing via AWS Organizations, enabling better resource scoping, risk identification, and cross-account policy management.

AWS Resilience Hub is a centralized service for assessing and improving resilience on the AWS platform. It now supports EKS labels as a service input source, allowing users to specify resource scope using Kubernetes label conventions. The dependency analysis feature leverages generative AI to detect new dependencies, cross-region dependencies, and unusual usage patterns. It also implements resilience policy sharing through AWS Organizations, enabling central teams to manage policies across multiple accounts.

Why it matters

A service for platform engineering and site reliability teams to assess and strengthen the resilience of workloads running on AWS

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