AWS Resilience Hub Next Generation GA
AWS Resilience Hub's next generation is now generally available, offering enhanced resilience assessment for critical workloads. This update introduces a new application model, dependency discovery, AI-powered failure analysis, and organization-wide reporting, benefiting platform engineering and SRE teams. It is available in select AWS Regions, with existing customers able to migrate at their own pace.
- →New hierarchical application model for resilience assessment
- →Automated dependency discovery for AWS services and endpoints
- →Generative AI-powered failure mode analysis
- →Organization-wide resilience policy management and reporting
- →Next generation of AWS Resilience Hub is generally available
Features (4) ›
- New hierarchical application model for resilience assessment
The next generation of AWS Resilience Hub allows teams to model applications using a three-level hierarchy (systems, user journeys, and services) that better reflects how applications deliver business value.
- Automated dependency discovery for AWS services and endpoints
Dependency discovery assessments provide teams with up-to-date visibility into the AWS services, internal endpoints, and third-party endpoints that their services rely on.
- Generative AI-powered failure mode analysis
This feature analyzes services against AWS best practices and resilience policies, generating prioritized, actionable recommendations to improve resilience.
- Organization-wide resilience policy management and reporting
Integration with AWS Organizations enables central teams to define resilience policies and monitor posture across all accounts and regions from a single dashboard.
Notes (1) ›
- Next generation of AWS Resilience Hub is generally available
The next generation of AWS Resilience Hub is now generally available in multiple AWS Regions, offering enhanced resilience assessment capabilities for critical workloads.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/05/aws-announces-next-gen-aws-resilience-hub/
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