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AWS has delivered tools to enable Java developers to upgrade their systems and
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has provided new tools to help both Java and Rust
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Rust apps for the AWS cloud.

With Amazon Q, the company’s latest GenAI offering now in preview, AWS also
announced a preview launch of Amazon Q Code Transformation, a new capability to
simplify upgrading and modernizing existing application code using Amazon Q.

The document announces the preview launch of Amazon Q Code Transformation, a new
capability to simplify upgrading and modernizing existing application code using
Amazon Q, an AI-powered assistant from AWS.

It can currently perform Java application upgrades from versions 8 and 11 to
Java version 17, a Long-Term Support (LTS) release of the Java platform.

In a Facebook post at the end of November, James Gosling, known as the father of
Java, said: “It’s been time to migrate off of JDK8 for years and years, and yet
lots of folks feel stuck. Well, there’s some new help: AWS just announced a new
product: Amazon Q. It can, among many other things, perform Java application
upgrades, from version 8 and 11 to version 17.”


DOES ALL THE WORK

Amazon Q Code Transformation analyzes existing code, generates a transformation
plan, and completes suggested tasks like updating dependencies, refactoring
deprecated code, and incorporating security best practices.

“The Java transformation capability is really us taking the knowledge we have in
Java, and the history we have in Java applications and Java upgrades and being
able to train AI models to manage that process,” Doug Seven, general manager of
Amazon CodeWhisperer and director of software development for Amazon Q, told The
New Stack.

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Seven said a developer using the Amazon Q transformation technology could assign
Q the task of updating a Java project by telling Q to transform it. Amazon Q
would then figure out a work plan for what needs to be done to update the
project and let the developer review that plan.

Amazon Q would then go off and do the work of finding the dependencies that are
deprecated and replacing them with modern dependencies, finding the places in
the code that need to be updated, making those updates, validating that the code
compiles, works, and does what it’s supposed to do, “and then it presents that
as kind of a finished result to the developer to look over to see if it meets
their expectations,” Seven said.

It can upgrade a Java app in minutes compared to days or weeks typically needed
to do it manually. An internal Amazon team upgraded 1000 production Java 8 apps
to Java 17 in two days (10 mins per app on average), said Danilo Poccia, chief
evangelist (EMEA) at AWS in a blog post.


PAINFUL UPGRADES

“Java version upgrades are always painful, especially when it has to be done
just for compliance reasons or to avoid being on an unsupported version,” Eric
Newcomer, CTO at Intellyx, told The New Stack. Newcomer would know, as he has
held CTO and other IT executive positions at Credit Suisse, Citi and WSO2.

“In other words, the new features and capabilities of the next Java version may
not be providing a business reason to upgrade, so the budget that would
otherwise go to implement a business feature has to be allocated to a version
upgrade instead, and very often it becomes a last-minute or emergency exercise
due to some kind of support issue or vulnerability in an older version, I expect
most enterprises facing this type of situation would welcome all the help they
can get,” he said.

The capability is available in the AWS Toolkit for IntelliJ IDEA and AWS Toolkit
for Visual Studio Code for customers on the Amazon CodeWhisperer Professional
Tier.

“You can upgrade Java 8 and 11 applications that are built using Apache Maven to
Java version 17. The project must have the POM file (pom.xml) in the root
directory,” Poccia said in the blog.

There is no additional cost to use it during the preview. After granting access,
users can initiate app upgrades from within their IDE.


AMAZON INVESTMENTS

Amazon Q’s code transformation technology combines Amazon’s investments in
automated reasoning and static code analysis with the power of generative AI and
machine learning models trained on application upgrades.

“Combining Amazon’s long-term investments in automated reasoning and static code
analysis with the power of generative AI, Amazon Q Code Transformation
incorporates foundation models that we found to be essential for
context-specific code transformations that often require updating a long tail of
Java libraries with backward-incompatible changes,” Poccia said in the blog.

It also uses parts of the open source automated code refactoring tool
OpenRewrite. AWS plans to contribute improvements back to the OpenRewrite
community.

Jonathan Schneider, CEO and Co-founder of Moderne (the sponsor of OpenRewrite),
said he welcomes AWS’ use of OpenRewrite, the open source automated code
refactoring technology, as a component of their service. He also said Moderne
looks forward “to their [AWS] contributions to make it even easier to migrate
frameworks, patch vulnerabilities, and update APIs,” in a statement.


RUST SDK

Meanwhile, regarding Rust, AWS also delivered an AWS SDK for Rust, allowing
customers to now use this for production workloads. The AWS SDK for Rust
empowers developers to interact with AWS services and enjoy APIs that follow
Rust idioms and best practices, the company said in a statement.

The company said all AWS SDKs support API lifecycle considerations such as
credential management, retries, data marshaling, and serialization. The SDK also
integrates with popular libraries in the Rust ecosystem like Tokio, Tracing,
and Hyper. Developers can visit awslabs/aws-sdk-rust on GitHub for AWS-focused
open source Rust libraries.

The AWS SDK for Rust provides an idiomatic, type-safe API and supports modern
Rust language features like async/await, non-blocking IO, and builders. It
supports access to 300+ AWS Services, each with its own crate, AWS said.

Moreover, “the SDK works out of the box using sensible defaults but it’s also
extensible, allowing users to customize it to their unique use case. It’s
modular, allowing customers to compile crates only for the services they use. It
is also engineered to be fast. With the Rust SDK, users can quickly transfer
data to and from Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic
Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), and Amazon DynamoDB,” a description of the SDK
reads.

“A big aspect of the competition among public cloud providers is the
differentiated cloud native services they provide,” Newcomer said. “Cloud
providers compete on the basis of having better services, in other words. Having
an SDK for Rust developers fits into that picture by providing such a
differentiator, at least for Rust developers.”

Meanwhile, AWS competitor Microsoft does not have an officially supported Rust
SDK for Azure, a company spokesperson confirmed for The New Stack. However, an
“unofficial” Rust SDK for Azure is available on GitHub.

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