Let’s face it: legacy code is the bane of every developer’s existence. But what if AI could shoulder the burden of modernization? That’s the promise of Amazon Route 53 Global Resolver for secure anycast DNS resolution (preview). This open-source tool analyzes code to generate valid IAM policies, ensuring AI coding assistants have accurate AWS service knowledge and permission recommendations.
- Lambda on EC2: Run Lambda functions on EC2 compute while maintaining serverless simplicity — enabling access to specialized hardware and cost optimizations through EC2 pricing models, with AWS handling all infrastructure management.
These announcements demonstrate a commitment to providing developers with more flexibility and control, while still leveraging the benefits of serverless computing and community-driven development.
Recognizing the importance of its partner ecosystem, AWS is also streamlining the onboarding process for new partners. Access Partner Central directly through the AWS Console to streamline your journey from customer to Partner—manage solutions, opportunities, and marketplace listings in one unified interface with enterprise-grade security.
This unified interface should simplify the process of managing solutions, opportunities, and marketplace listings, fostering greater collaboration and innovation within the AWS ecosystem.
AWS re:Invent 2025 made one thing clear: AI is not just a buzzword; it’s a driving force behind the evolution of cloud computing. As these new services mature and adoption increases, we can expect to see significant shifts in how software is developed, deployed, and secured. The future is automated, and AWS is betting big on AI to lead the way.
