managed_services.md

In addition to the AWS Graviton2-based Amazon EC2 instances, Graviton2 is also available via a growing list of AWS managed services as follows:

Note: You can always find the latest Graviton announcements via these What's New posts.

Service	Status	Resources
AWS App Mesh	GA	What's New: AWS App Mesh now supports ARM64-based Envoy Images
Amazon Aurora	GA	What's New: Achieve up to 35% better price/performance with Amazon Aurora using new Graviton2 instances Related blog: Key considerations in moving to Graviton2 for Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora databases For supported instance types and database engine versions see Aurora DB Instances
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	GA	What's New: Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling announces support for multiple launch templates for Auto Scaling groups Associated blog: Supporting AWS Graviton2 and x86 instance types in the same Auto Scaling group
AWS Batch	GA	Blog: Target cross-platform Go builds with AWS CodeBuild Batch builds
AWS CodeBuild	GA	What's New: AWS CodeBuild supports Arm-based workloads using AWS Graviton2
Amazon CodeCatalyst	GA	What's New: Announcing the general availability of Amazon CodeCatalyst
Amazon DocumentDB	GA	What's New: Achieve up to 30% better performance with Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) using new Graviton2 instances
Amazon ECR	GA	What's New: ECR now supports Manifest Lists for multi-architecture images Associated blog: Introducing multi-architecture container images for Amazon ECR
Amazon ECS	GA	Amazon ECS-optimized AMIs
Amazon EKS	GA	What's New: Amazon EKS support for Arm-based instances powered by AWS Graviton is now generally available Launch Blog: Amazon EKS on AWS Graviton2 generally available: considerations on multi-architecture apps
AWS Elastic Beanstalk	GA	What's New: Elastic Beanstalk supports AWS Graviton-based Amazon EC2 instance types
Amazon ElastiCache	GA	What's New: Amazon ElastiCache now supports M6g and R6g Graviton2-based instances What's New: Amazon ElastiCache now supports T4g Graviton2-based instances
Amazon EMR	GA	What's New: Amazon EMR now provides up to 30% lower cost and up to 15% improved performance for Spark workloads on Graviton2-based instances Launch Blog: Amazon EMR now provides up to 30% lower cost and up to 15% improved performance for Spark workloads on Graviton2-based instances
Amazon EMR Serverless	GA	What's New: Announcing AWS Graviton2 support for Amazon EMR Serverless - Get up to 35% better price-performance for your serverless Spark and Hive workload
AWS Fargate	GA	Launch Blog: Announcing AWS Graviton2 Support for AWS Fargate – Get up to 40% Better Price-Performance for Your Serverless Containers
Amazon Gamelift	GA	Launch Blog: Now available: New Asia Pacific (Osaka) region and Graviton2 support for Amazon GameLift Addition of Graviton3: Announcing Amazon GameLift support for instances powered by AWS Graviton3 processors
AWS Lambda	GA	What's New: Achieve up to 34% better price/performance with AWS Lambda Functions powered by AWS Graviton2 processor Launch Blog: AWS Lambda Functions Powered by AWS Graviton2 Processor – Run Your Functions on Arm and Get Up to 34% Better Price Performance
Amazon MemoryDB	GA	What's New: Announcing Amazon MemoryDB for Redis Launch Blog: Introducing Amazon MemoryDB for Redis – A Redis-Compatible, Durable, In-Memory Database Service
Amazon Neptune	GA	What's New: Announcing AWS Graviton2-based instances for Amazon Neptune
Amazon OpenSearch Service	GA	What's New: Amazon Elasticsearch Service now offers AWS Graviton2 (M6g, C6g, R6g, and R6gd) instances Related blog: Increase Amazon Elasticsearch Service performance by upgrading to Graviton2
Amazon RDS	GA	What's New: Achieve up to 52% better price/performance with Amazon RDS using new Graviton2 instances Launch Blog: New – Amazon RDS on Graviton2 Processors Related blog: Key considerations in moving to Graviton2 for Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora databases For supported instance types and database engine versions see RDS DB Instances
Amazon SageMaker	GA	What's New: Amazon SageMaker adds eight new Graviton-based instances for model deployment Related blog: Run machine learning inference workloads on AWS Graviton-based instances with Amazon SageMaker