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You can define custom, weekly-recurring event windows for scheduled events that reboot, stop, or terminate your Amazon EC2 instances.

You can now specify when an AMI is deprecated.

You can now use Capacity Reservations on AWS Outposts.

You can now use root volume replacement tasks to replace the root EBS volume for running instances.

Store EBS-backed AMIs in S3 and restore them from S3 to enable cross-partition copying of AMIs.

Troubleshoot boot and network connectivity issues by establishing a connection to the serial port of an instance.

Amazon EC2 now supports UEFI boot on selected AMD- and Intel-based EC2 instances.

You can now set up reverse DNS lookup for your Elastic IP addresses.

When you create an AMI, you can tag the AMI and the snapshots with the same tags, or you can tag them with different tags.

Create EventBridge rules that trigger programmatic actions in response to Spot Fleet state changes and errors.

Create EventBridge rules that trigger programmatic actions in response to EC2 Fleet state changes and errors.

Delete an EC2 Fleet of type instant and terminate all the instances in the fleet in a single API call.

You can create and mount an Amazon EFS file system to an instance at launch using Amazon EFS Quick Create.

A signal that notifies you when a Spot Instance is at elevated risk of interruption.

Capacity Reservations can now be created and used in Wavelength Zones.