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AWS ends new sign-ups for SageMaker, Kendra, Q Business from July 30, 2026

AWS ends new sign-ups for SageMaker, Kendra, Q Business from July 30, 2026

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    In its June 30, 2026 service availability update, AWS said nine SageMaker AI features, Amazon Bedrock Agents (now Amazon Bedrock Agents Classic), Amazon Kendra and Amazon Q Business moved to maintenance, and from July 30, 2026 new customers cannot use them.

  2. Why it matters

    Existing customers can keep using these maintenance-stage services, but AWS says it will not add new features, and it points customers to specific replacement services for most of them.

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FAQ
Can existing customers still use these services?
Yes. AWS says existing customers can use the maintenance-stage services as usual, and it will keep investing in security and availability, but it has no plans to add new features.
What does maintenance, sunset and full shutdown mean?
In maintenance, AWS does not onboard new customers but existing ones keep using it. In sunset, existing customers plan a move to replacement services, with a typical timeline of 12 months. In full shutdown, AWS removes the service from its portfolio, so it can no longer be used or supported.
Which services have firm end dates?
SageMaker Ground Truth Plus fully shut down June 30, 2026. The Amazon Mechanical Turk workforce ended in late September 2026. SageMaker Profiler sunset is June 30, 2027.
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