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AWS Services Updates & New Services (2019)

It has been a while since I last posted the list of AWS Services.  Since then, there has been significant changes in their service offerings.  Here is a list of all the changes and new services released to date.

It's been organized by Categories for you.


AWS Game Development:
- No changes or additional new services

AWS IoT
- IoT Device Defender
- IoT Events
- IoT SiteWise
- IoT Things Graph

AWS Desktop & App Streaming (Now: End User Computing)
- WorkDocs
- WorkLink

AWS Business Productivity (Now: Business Applications)
- WorkDocs has been removed from this category and transferred to End User Computing

 AWS Customer Engagement
- No changes or additional new services

 AWS Application Integration Services
- No changes or additional new services
AWS AR & VR Services
- No changes or additional new services

AWS Mobile Services
- AWS Amplify
- Mobile SDK for Android
- Mobile SDK for iOS
- Mobile SDK for Unity
- Mobile SDK for Xamarin
- Pinpoint
- SNS
- Mobile Analytics and Mobile Hub are no longer available

AWS Security, Identity & Compliance Services
- Resource Access Manager
- Key Management Service
- Security Hub

AWS Analytics Services
- MSK

AWS Machine Learning Services
- Amazon Translate has additional supported language:
          Chinese (Traditional)
          Czech
          Danish
          Dutch
          Finnish
          Hebrew
          Indonesian
          Italian
          Japanese
          Korean
          Polish
          Russian
          Swedish
          Turkish
- Amazon Personalize
- Amazon Forecast
- Amazon Textract

AWS Media Services
- Media Connect

AWS Management Tools Services (Now: Management & Governance)
- AWS Organizations
- Control Tower
- AWS License Manager
- AWS Well-Architected Tool
- Personal Health Dashboard

AWS Developer Tools Services
- No changes or additional new services

AWS Network and Content Delivery Services
- AWS App Mesh
- AWS Cloud Map
- Global Accelerator

AWS Migration Services (Now: Migration & Transfer)
- AWS Transfer for SFTP
- DataSync

AWS Database Services
- Neptune
- Amazon DocumentDB

AWS Storage Services
- FSx
- AWS Backup

AWS Compute Services
- ECR
- EKS
- Serverless Application Repository


NOTE: For further details regarding these services please visit the AWS Services section of this blog.



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