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AWS Resilience Hub adds three new capabilities

AWS Resilience Hub now supports EKS labels as service input sources, provides dependency insights, and enables resilience policy sharing through AWS Organizations

AWS Resilience Hub is a central resource that helps AWS platform engineering and site reliability teams assess and improve the resilience of workloads running on AWS. It now adds three new features. First, it supports EKS labels as a service input source, allowing teams to precisely define the scope of resources Resilience Hub detects and uses based on existing Kubernetes labeling conventions, aligning assessments with how teams organize EKS workloads. Second, it provides a new AI-powered capability to generate dependency analysis, analyzing detected application dependencies to highlight meaningful patterns, surface new dependencies, identify cross-region dependencies, and flag anomalous usage, accelerating dependency analysis and helping teams identify potential new risks. Finally, it enables sharing resilience policies through AWS Organizations, allowing central teams to build and manage policies across multiple accounts, making it easier to monitor which services use each policy and ensure consistent resilience posture across the organization. For more details, see the AWS console, product page, or documentation.

Why it matters

AWS Resilience Hub is a tool for platform engineering and site reliability teams to assess and strengthen the resilience of workloads running on AWS

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