AWS Lambda MicroVMs now support AWS PrivateLink for private connectivity
AWS Lambda MicroVMs now integrate with AWS PrivateLink, allowing private connections directly from Amazon VPC resources and ensuring traffic does not traverse the public internet. This enhancement is crucial for regulated workloads in sectors like financial services, healthcare, and government, enabling them to meet stringent network isolation requirements. Developers can create PrivateLink VPC Endpoints to interact with MicroVM APIs and HTTP endpoints. The feature is available in all regions where Lambda MicroVMs are offered.
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- PrivateLink support for AWS Lambda MicroVMs
AWS Lambda MicroVMs now support AWS PrivateLink, enabling private connectivity from Amazon VPC resources. This allows developers to interact with MicroVM APIs and HTTP endpoints without exposing traffic to the public internet, satisfying strict network isolation requirements for regulated industries.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/08/lambda-microvms-supports-privatelink
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