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build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.638.0 to 2.647.0 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3352head into pr3352base

Created by: Tirokk

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.638.0 to 2.647.0.

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Release v2.647.0

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Release v2.646.0

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Release v2.645.0

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Release v2.644.0

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Release v2.643.0

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Release v2.642.0

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Release v2.641.0

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Release v2.640.0

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Release v2.639.0

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2.647.0

  • feature: FSx: This release includes two changes: a new lower-cost, storage type called HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and a new generation of the Single-AZ deployment type called Single AZ 2. The HDD storage type can be selected on Multi AZ 1 and Single AZ 2 deployment types.
  • feature: SageMaker: This release updates Amazon Augmented AI CreateFlowDefinition API and DescribeFlowDefinition response.
  • feature: SecurityHub: Security Hub has now made it easier to opt out of default standards when you enable Security Hub. We added a new Boolean parameter to EnableSecurityHub called EnableDefaultStandards. If that parameter is true, Security Hub's default standards are enabled. A new Boolean parameter for standards, EnabledByDefault, indicates whether a standard is a default standard. Today, the only default standard is CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark v1.2. Additional default standards will be added in the future.To learn more, visit our documentation on the EnableSecurityHub API action.

2.646.0

  • feature: ApplicationInsights: Amazon CloudWatch Application Insights for .NET and SQL Server now integrates with Amazon CloudWatch Events (AWS CodeDeploy, AWS Health and Amazon EC2 state changes). This feature enables customers to view events related to problems detected by CloudWatch Application Insights, and reduce mean-time-to-resolution (MTTR).
  • feature: CostExplorer: Customers can now receive Savings Plans recommendations at the member (linked) account level.
  • feature: Detective: The new ACCEPTED_BUT_DISABLED member account status indicates that a member account that accepted the invitation is blocked from contributing data to the behavior graph. The reason is provided in the new DISABLED_REASON property. The new StartMonitoringMember operation enables a blocked member account.
  • feature: ES: Adding support for customer packages (dictionary files) to Amazon Elasticsearch Service
  • feature: ManagedBlockchain: Amazon Managed Blockchain now has support to publish Hyperledger Fabric peer node, chaincode, and certificate authority (CA) logs to Amazon CloudWatch Logs.
  • feature: XRay: GetTraceSummaries - Now provides additional root cause attribute ClientImpacting which indicates whether root cause impacted trace client.

2.645.0

  • feature: EKS: Adding new error codes: Ec2SubnetInvalidConfiguration and NodeCreationFailure for Nodegroups in EKS
  • feature: Organizations: Introduces actions for giving a member account administrative Organizations permissions for an AWS service. You can run this action only for AWS services that support this feature.

2.644.0

  • feature: ApiGatewayV2: Documentation updates to reflect that the default timeout for integrations is now 30 seconds for HTTP APIs.
  • feature: EC2: Add EC2ThrottledException to throttledError
  • feature: EKS: Adding new error code IamLimitExceeded for Nodegroups in EKS

2.643.0

  • feature: ServiceCatalog: Added "productId" and "portfolioId" to responses from CreateConstraint, UpdateConstraint, ListConstraintsForPortfolio, and DescribeConstraint APIs

2.642.0

  • bugfix: Credentials: Fix types for callback argument in get & refresh methods for Credentials to accept error optionally
  • bugfix: s3: createBucket mutates params argument when endpoint is configured by appending CreateBucketConfigurationon key, this side effect is now fixed
  • feature: MediaConnect: Feature adds the ability for a flow to have multiple redundant sources that provides resiliency to a source failing. The new APIs added to enable the feature are, AddFlowSources, RemoveFlowSource and UpdateFlow.
  • feature: Personalize: [Personalize] Adds support for returning hyperparameter values of the best performing model in a HPO job.
  • feature: RDS: Updated the MaxRecords type in DescribeExportTasks to Integer.

2.641.0

  • feature: CI: add buildspec.yml from CodeBuild job
  • feature: MediaConvert: AWS Elemental MediaConvert SDK has added support for: AV1 encoding in File Group MP4, DASH and CMAF DASH outputs; PCM/WAV audio output in MPEG2-TS containers; and Opus audio in Webm inputs.

2.640.0

  • bugfix: AWS.EventListeners.Core: add error message
  • feature: CognitoIdentityServiceProvider: Additional response field "CompromisedCredentialsDetected" added to AdminListUserAuthEvents.
  • feature: ECS: This release adds the ability to update the task placement strategy and constraints for Amazon ECS services.
  • feature: ElastiCache: Amazon ElastiCache now supports Global Datastore for Redis. Global Datastore for Redis offers fully managed, fast, reliable and secure cross-region replication. Using Global Datastore for Redis, you can create cross-region read replica clusters for ElastiCache for Redis to enable low-latency reads and disaster recovery across regions. You can create, modify and describe a Global Datastore, as well as add or remove regions from your Global Datastore and promote a region as primary in Global Datastore.
  • feature: S3Control: Amazon S3 now supports Batch Operations job tagging.
  • feature: SSM: Resource data sync for AWS Systems Manager Inventory now includes destination data sharing. This feature enables you to synchronize inventory data from multiple AWS accounts into a central Amazon S3 bucket. To use this feature, all AWS accounts must be listed in AWS Organizations.

2.639.0

  • feature: ApiGatewayV2: Amazon API Gateway HTTP APIs is now generally available. HTTP APIs offer the core functionality of REST API at up to 71% lower price compared to REST API, 60% lower p99 latency, and is significantly easier to use. As part of general availability, we added new features to route requests to private backends such as private ALBs, NLBs, and IP/ports. We also brought over a set of features from REST API such as Stage Variables, and Stage/Route level throttling. Custom domain names can also now be used with both REST And HTTP APIs.
  • feature: EC2: Documentation updates for EC2
  • feature: Iot: As part of this release, we are extending capability of AWS IoT Rules Engine to support IoT Cloudwatch log action. The IoT Cloudwatch log rule action lets you send messages from IoT sensors and applications to Cloudwatch logs for troubleshooting and debugging.
  • feature: LexModelBuildingService: Amazon Lex now supports tagging for bots, bot aliases and bot channels.
  • feature: SecurityHub: The AWS Security Finding Format is being augmented with the following changes. 21 new resource types without corresponding details objects are added. Another new resource type, AwsS3Object, has an accompanying details object. Severity.Label is a new string field that indicates the severity of a finding. The available values are: INFORMATIONAL, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, CRITICAL. The new string field Workflow.Status indicates the status of the investigation into a finding. The available values are: NEW, NOTIFIED, RESOLVED, SUPPRESSED.
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