AWS AppConfig launches managed experimentation tools for A/B testing
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AWS announces general availability of experimentation tools in AWS AppConfig, enabling A/B tests and feature experiments without building separate infrastructure.
- Run A/B tests and multivariate experiments across UI changes, algorithms, AI models, and prompts
- AI-assisted experiment design validates setup against Amazon's 25+ years of best practices
- Define feature variations, target audiences with rule builder, and set traffic allocation percentages
- Exposure control and locked treatment allocations for confident data-driven decisions
- Analyze results using CloudWatch or existing analytics tools
- Promote winning treatments to production through safe rollout
- Works across EC2, Lambda, ECS, EKS, and on-premises servers
- Available in all AWS Regions including GovCloud with pay-as-you-go pricing
AWS AppConfig experimentation simplifies running robust experiments by combining infrastructure, AI guidance, and best practices in a managed service.
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