AWS Builder Center has completed its first year with expanded features including sandbox environments, while Security Hub gains network scanning and Azure support. These updates strengthen community building, security posture management, and machine learning workflows for AWS users.
A new sandbox feature provides free pre-provisioned AWS accounts active for 8 hours with automatic de-provisioning, limited to one active instance per user per week.
Users can select supported models on Hugging Face and choose to customize or deploy them directly in SageMaker Studio.
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