#29. What happened on cloud last week
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1 min readAug 27, 2018
AWS
- The next generation of Amazon EC2 T3 Instances has been introduced [1] 🎉
- Amazon Lightsail added two new memory options, 16GB and 32GB RAM, to its lineup [2]
- Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS) now supports running containers on GPU-enabled EC2 instances [3]
MS Azure
- Azure SQL Data Warehouse Gen2 now generally available in France and Australia [4]
- DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit) for Linux VMs now generally available [5]
DPDK offers a fast user space packet processing framework for performance intensive applications that bypass the VM’s kernel network stack. It is now generally available in all Azure regions.
Google Cloud Platform
- Cloud HSM is available in beta [6] 🎉
- PHP 7.2 runtime is now available on the App Engine standard environment [7]
References
- Introducing Amazon EC2 T3 instances.
- Amazon Lightsail announces 50% price drop and two new instance sizes.
- Amazon EKS supports GPU-enabled EC2 instances.
- Azure SQL Data Warehouse Gen2 now generally available in France and Australia.
- DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit) for Linux VMs now generally available.
- Introducing Cloud HSM beta for hardware crypto key security.
- Introducing PHP 7.2 runtime on the App Engine standard environment.