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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week broadens what stacks and clients can rely on: CloudFormation gained provisioners for Application Auto Scaling and real CloudFront public keys, key groups and functions, ElastiCache gained serverless cache APIs, and Cognito answers the OAuth token revocation endpoint. At the same time several validation gaps closed, so subnets outside a VPC block, IAM actions that name a resource, and malformed RDS flags are rejected instead of quietly accepted. For anyone running against Floci, that means fewer surprises from resources that reported CREATE_COMPLETE while nothing was created, and more requests behaving the way AWS does.

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This week: CloudFormation provisions Application Auto Scaling targets and policies plus real CloudFront public keys, key groups and functions. ElastiCache serverless cache APIs land, and Cognito serves OAuth token revocation.

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This week in Floci: CloudFormation now provisions Application Auto Scaling scalable targets and scaling policies, and creates real CloudFront public keys, key groups and functions instead of reporting CREATE_COMPLETE for stubs. ElastiCache gained serverless cache management APIs, and Cognito now serves the OAuth token revocation endpoint on its own host and on custom domains. Validation also tightened: CreateSubnet rejects CIDRs outside the VPC address space, IAM evaluates every action against the resource it acts on, and malformed RDS snapshot copy, parameter reset and proxy boolean flags are rejected before anything is created or changed.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week brings significant completeness improvements across managed services: Redshift Serverless gains actual compute workgroups, EKS nodes receive their metadata correctly, and several services like Cognito user groups and IoT custom authorizers move from stubs to fully functional implementations. These changes reduce silent failures where operations would succeed but do nothing.

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This week: Redshift Serverless workgroups run, EKS labels and taints reach nodes, Cognito user groups attach, IoT custom authorizers work, EventBridge API destinations land, Transfer adds User, EMR resizes clusters, EKS drops the default storage class, IAM models SSH keys, REST a

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Floci shipped significant progress across managed services this week. Redshift Serverless now supports workgroups that actually run, EKS applies nodegroup labels and taints to Kubernetes nodes, Cognito user groups attach instead of remaining stubbed, and IoT serves the custom authorizer management API. EMR can resize running clusters, EventBridge supports API destination targets, Transfer adds User support, and IAM models SSH public keys. REST Lambda authorizers now validate policies and respect caching instead of accepting invalid output blindly.

Week of September 21, 2026

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This week brings critical AWS feature coverage: ECS tasks can now authenticate as their roles, Route 53 serves private DNS to containers, and multi-partition support extends S3 and hostname handling across AWS regions. The additions span authentication, DNS resolution, and regional compatibility.

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Floci ships ECS task role credentials, Route 53 private DNS from containers, and multi-partition S3 region rules. EC2 route targets, KMS ECC keys, and ElastiCache HELLO AUTH also land.

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This week's Floci update strengthens container authentication and DNS: ECS tasks now receive IAM role credentials, Route 53 resolves private zones from cluster containers, and S3 applies region rules across partitions. Additional improvements include EC2 route target support, KMS elliptic curve imported keys, ElastiCache HELLO AUTH, and SES pagination.

Week of September 14, 2026

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This week brought significant AWS service coverage expansions—Glue catalogs and classifiers, EKS Pod Identity, SageMaker GPU support, EventBridge-to-Step-Functions integration, and Redshift JSON copying—alongside critical security fixes for credential generation and important lifecycle fixes for Cognito, Batch and other services. The work spans multiple AWS services with both new capabilities and correctness improvements.

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This week: SageMaker GPU support, EKS Pod Identity, Glue catalog/classifiers, EventBridge→StepFunctions, Redshift JSON COPY, Cognito USER_AUTH, Batch job control, plus cryptographic credential generation and dozens of correctness fixes.

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This week's Floci updates span AWS service expansion and critical fixes. New: SageMaker GPU-backed training, EKS Pod Identity associations, Glue catalog policies and classifiers, EventBridge-to-StepFunctions routing, Redshift JSON/manifest COPY, Cognito USER_AUTH flow, Batch job cancellation. Security: switched credential generation to cryptographic randomness. Correctness: fixed Cognito auth flows, DynamoDB item limits, KMS error codes, CloudFormation lifecycle, ECS request handling, and dozens more.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-13.

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