AWS Elastic Beanstalk introduced Cluster Mode, operating application environments from container images or source code without customer-managed compute provisioning.

AWS introduced Cluster Mode for Elastic Beanstalk, allowing customers to run applications without provisioning or operating the underlying compute. AWS describes the model as using service-operated compute.

Customers supply either a container image or source code. Elastic Beanstalk then creates and operates the environment that runs the application, making the division of responsibilities the central feature of the announcement.

The supplied excerpt does not identify the underlying processor architecture, container orchestration system, supported regions, or pricing. It also provides no throughput or cost benchmark, so the update is about application-deployment operations rather than a demonstrated compute-performance gain.