Filter the noise from AWS service updates and deprecations
Cut through the avalanche of AWS announcements to find the changes that matter
APIDrift monitors the official AWS What's New RSS feed daily, using AI to classify hundreds of monthly service updates and surface the changes that matter. AWS buries critical deprecations like Lambda runtime end-of-life dates, S3 ACL policy changes, and SDK version sunsets in a flood of region launches and feature previews. APIDrift cuts through the noise to deliver only breaking changes, deprecations, and security patches relevant to your infrastructure.
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Sources tracked
RSS/Atom feed
Source type
full
Content depth
AWS ships hundreds of updates per month — and buries deprecations in the noise
AWS announces dozens of service updates every week across 200+ services. Critical changes like SDK version sunsets, API parameter removals, and runtime deprecations get lost in a sea of new region launches and feature previews. By the time you notice a breaking change, you're already firefighting.
“We missed the Node.js 16 Lambda runtime deprecation notice. Our deployment pipeline broke during a critical release because Lambda started rejecting new deployments on the deprecated runtime. It was in an AWS blog post from three months ago.”
Manual monitoring vs APIDrift
Without APIDrift
Check frequency
When you remember
Change classification
Read every line yourself
Alert timing
Days or weeks late
Team visibility
Tribal knowledge
Setup time
Bookmarks, RSS, custom scripts
With APIDrift
Check frequency
Every 6 hours, automatically
Change classification
AI-powered severity & type tagging
Alert timing
Same-day smart digests
Team visibility
Shared watchlist & history
Setup time
One click, 30 seconds
What APIDrift tracks for AWS
Service announcements
New features, service updates, and behavioral changes across all AWS services
Security & compliance updates
Security patches, IAM policy changes, and compliance requirement updates
Runtime & SDK deprecations
Lambda runtime end-of-life, SDK major version sunsets, and CLI breaking changes
How it works
Add AWS to your watchlist
One click. No config needed.
We scrape & diff every 6 hours
AI classifies each change by type and severity.
Get smart digests
Email, Slack, or webhook — your choice.
Example: What an alert looks like
Lambda: Node.js 18.x runtime entering deprecation phase — end of support 2026-09-01
AWS Lambda will block creating new functions with the nodejs18.x runtime starting 2026-07-01, and stop invoking existing functions on 2026-09-01. Migrate to nodejs20.x or nodejs22.x.
S3: Default bucket ownership enforced — ACLs disabled for all new buckets
All new S3 buckets now have Bucket Owner Enforced as the default object ownership setting. ACLs are disabled. Existing buckets using ACLs are not affected but should migrate to bucket policies.
This is a static preview — not live data.
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