AWS Console-to-Code Expands Service Support and Cross-Region Recording
AWS Console-to-Code has expanded its capabilities, adding support for 26 new AWS services, bringing the total to 32. It also introduces cross-region and cross-browser-tab action recording, consolidating actions into a single unified list. These enhancements enable developers, DevOps engineers, and cloud architects to more easily convert manual console workflows into repeatable infrastructure as code (IaC). Customers in all commercial AWS Regions can utilize these new features starting today.
- →Expanded Support for AWS Services
- →Cross-Region and Cross-Browser-Tab Action Recording
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- Expanded Support for AWS Services
AWS Console-to-Code now supports 26 additional AWS services, bringing the total coverage to 32. This expansion helps users convert manual console workflows into repeatable infrastructure as code (IaC) across a broader range of AWS services.
- Cross-Region and Cross-Browser-Tab Action Recording
The service introduces cross-region and cross-browser-tab action recording, consolidating actions into a single unified list. This capability enables customers to capture and automate complex, multi-region infrastructure deployments without losing context, addressing previous limitations where actions might reset or fragment.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/08/console-to-code-adds-26-services
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