Recently, AWS announced the general availability of Amazon CodeGuru, a developer tool powered by machine learning. It provides intelligent recommendations for improving code quality and identifying an ...

The CodeGuru Application Profiler has a somewhat different mission. It is meant to help developers figure out where there might be some inefficiencies in their code and identify the most expensive ...

Amazon CodeGuru can be enabled with a few clicks in the AWS console, customers only pay for their actual use of Amazon CodeGuru, and it’s easy and affordable enough to run on every code review ...

CodeGuru uses its knowledge of reviews from Amazon and about 10,000 open-source projects to find issues, then comments on the pull request as needed.

CodeGuru Profiler pricing is based on the total number of sampling hours, charged at $0.005 per hour. The tools could be useful for developers who run applications from AWS compute instances and ...

Amazon says that CodeGuru — which encodes AWS’ best practices — has been used internally to optimize 80,000 applications, and that it’s led to tens of millions of dollars in savings.

The CodeGuru tools were just presented to the public, but AWS has been using them internally for years, Jassy said. "We have 80,000 applications internally that are using the profiler part of CodeGuru ...

CodeGuru’s new functionality is available at no additional cost and supports multiple integrations ,including AWS, Atlassian, Datadog, Databricks, GitHub, Hubspot, Mailchimp, Salesforce ...