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AWS Terraform AWS Provider v6.48.0: New Resources and Enhancements
HashiCorp's Terraform AWS provider has released version 6.48.0, introducing several new resources and enhancements across various AWS services. Key additions include new data sources and resources for EC2, Clean Rooms, and Pinpoint SMS Voice, alongside significant updates to Bedrock Agent Core and DataZone configurations. These changes aim to provide broader coverage and improved management capabilities for users of these AWS services through Terraform. The release also includes bug fixes for API Gateway and Bedrock Agent Core, benefiting users managing these services.
GCP GKE Updates Cluster Versions and Deprecates Older Releases
Google Kubernetes Engine has released new cluster versions for the Rapid, Regular, Stable, and Extended channels, enabling upgrades and new cluster creation. Several older versions are being deprecated and will be removed within 90 days, requiring users to upgrade to avoid potential issues. This update impacts GKE users managing cluster lifecycles and versioning across different release channels.
Azure Azure Backup adds snapshot backup for SQL Server on VMs (preview)
Azure Backup now supports snapshot-based backups for SQL Server instances running on Azure Virtual Machines. This feature enhances backup performance by utilizing Azure disk snapshots alongside SQL transaction logs. It is currently available in public preview and offers faster, less impactful full backups for large SQL Server deployments.
OpenAI Endava Redesigns Software Delivery With AI Agents and ChatGPT Enterprise
Endava is integrating AI agents, including ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex, into its software delivery processes. This strategic shift aims to accelerate delivery timelines, automate complex workflows, and foster an AI-native organizational culture. The initiative affects teams involved in software development and operational workflows, providing them with new AI-powered tools and methodologies.
Anthropic adds custom admin roles for enterprise
Anthropic has extended its custom roles framework to include admin permissions for enterprise plans. This feature allows organizations to grant specific administrative access, such as managing billing or privacy settings, to team members without assigning them full owner privileges. This granular control is now available for enterprise customers.
Databricks SDK Python v0.114.0
Databricks SDK Python version 0.114.0 introduces new features and enhancements for interacting with Databricks services. These updates are intended for Python developers using the SDK to automate Databricks workflows. Notably, this release includes improved support for specific Databricks functionalities, providing more robust capabilities for engineers.
GitHub Copilot app technical preview expanded
The GitHub Copilot app technical preview is now accessible to a broader range of customers, including Copilot Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise tiers. This expansion allows more users to download and utilize the app on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The update signifies increased availability and testing phases for the Copilot application.
HashiCorp Vault adds SCIM beta for identity provisioning
HashiCorp Vault 2.0 introduces a beta version of SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) support. This feature allows organizations to standardize user and group provisioning from external identity platforms directly into Vault. The beta availability means it is ready for testing and early adoption.
Python Python 3.15.0 beta 1 released
Python has released the first beta of version 3.15.0. This prerelease milestone indicates significant development progress towards the final stable release. It is available for testing by developers and early adopters who wish to explore new features and provide feedback before general availability.
Snowflake Summit 2026: AI Data Development Enhancements
Snowflake Summit 2026 is set to significantly alter the data development lifecycle for AI initiatives. Key announcements include improvements to Datastream, the introduction of zero-copy integrations, and the enablement of self-managing pipelines. These changes aim to simplify AI development, benefiting data engineers and AI practitioners working within the Snowflake ecosystem.