AWS Go SDK EC2 Update Adds Nested Virtualization Support
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Summary
AWS has released version 1.288.0 of its Go SDK for EC2 service, introducing a key new feature: nested virtualization support. This allows users to run virtual machines inside virtual (non-bare metal) EC2 instances, expanding virtualization capabilities within AWS infrastructure. The release is part of the AWS SDK for Go programming language and represents a technical update to cloud computing tools.
Key quotes
· 4 pulled* **Feature**: Launching nested virtualization. This feature allows you to run nested VMs inside virtual (non-bare metal) EC2 instances.
# Release (2026-02-12)
## Module Highlights
* `github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/ec2`: [v1.288.0](service/ec2/CHANGELOG.md#v12880-2026-02-12)
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