AWS Open Source Blog
Category: Announcements
Ray Integration for AWS Trainium and AWS Inferentia is Now Available
AWS Trainium and AWS Inferentia are now integrated with open source Ray on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
Weaveworks and AWS Joining Forces to Maintain Open Source eksctl
As of today the eksctl project has been moved from the Weaveworks GitHub organization to a new top level GitHub organization https://github.com/eksctl-io that will be jointly maintained by Weaveworks and AWS moving forward.
Using Open Source Cedar to Write and Enforce Custom Authorization Policies
Learn how to use the open source Cedar language and the SDK using an example application, TinyTodo. We present examples of TinyTodo permissions as Cedar policies and how TinyTodo uses the Cedar authorization engine to ensure that only intended users are granted access.
Announcing Snapchange: An Open Source KVM-backed Snapshot Fuzzing Framework
Today we are happy to announce Snapchange, a new open source fuzzing tool from the AWS Find and Fix (F2) open source security research team.
Securing PyPI for the Future
As the Python Software Foundation’s new security sponsor, AWS is providing funding to the PSF to hire a full-time safety and security engineer dedicated to improving the security posture of the Python Package Index (PyPI).
Introducing AWS Libcrypto for Rust, an Open Source Cryptographic Library for Rust
AWS Libcrypto for Rust (aws-lc-rs) is an open source cryptographic library for Rust software developers with FIPS cryptographic requirements.
Announcing the Simple Database Archival Solution
SDAS is an open source solution available under Apache License 2.0, which you can deploy in your AWS account to archive Oracle, Microsoft SQL, and MySQL databases to AWS.
AWS Teams with OSTIF on Open Source Security Audits
AWS will be directly funding $500,000 to the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) as a portion of our ongoing investments in supply chain security.
Introducing Open Source AWS CardDemo for Mainframe Modernization
By open sourcing CardDemo, we want to make it easier for our customers, partners and for the mainframe community to learn and experiment with mainframe code and to understand solutions for modernizing mainframe applications.
Amazon Joins the Open Invention Network
Amazon is committing its entire patent portfolio to the body of patents that are free to use with OIN’s defined open source projects. Our membership is also a statement that AWS is committed to protecting and fostering open source.