AWS Week in Review – June 30, 2014 Let’s take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week: Monday, June 30 We announced More Regions, More Services and Cool Partners for Amazon CloudTrail. We announced that Amazon Kinesis is now Available in More Regions. We announced a Free Trial and Price Reductions for Amazon Redshift. Our friends at Netflix announced the Security Monkey – AWS Security Configuration Monitoring and Analysis. Tuesday, July 1 We announced New Low Cost EC2 Instances With Burstable Performance. We announced that ElastiCache Now Supports the M3 and R3 Instance Types. The AWS Security Blog unveiled A New and Standardized Way to Manage Credentials in the AWS SDKs. Wednesday, July 2 I wrote about PeachDish – Login, Pay, Cook, and Eat With AWS. We issued a Route 53 Update – Editing and Tagging. I published a guest post to show you how to Use Elastic MapReduce as a Generic Hadoop Cluster Manager. The AWS Application Management Blog showed you how to Use New T2 Instances With an Existing Elastic Beanstalk Application. The AWS Java Development Blog showed you how to use Amazon S3 Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys. The Amazon Mobile App Distribution Blog showed you how to Build the App Your Customers Want: Beta Test with Amazon A/B Testing Service. We announced some AWS GovCloud (US) Enhancements for Amazon SNS. Thursday, July 3 Last week AWS Marketplace added new products including IdP from SecureAuth, Video Transcoder from Cognizant, and SecureSphere Web Application Firewall from Imperva. Friday, July 4 We celebrated Independence Day in the United States, and launched nothing more than fireworks! Stay tuned for next week! In the meantime, follow me on Twitter and subscribe to the RSS feed. — Jeff;