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build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.690.0 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3602head into pr3602base

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.690.0.

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2.690.0

  • feature: EC2: New C5a instances, the latest generation of EC2's compute-optimized instances featuring AMD's 2nd Generation EPYC processors. C5a instances offer up to 96 vCPUs, 192 GiB of instance memory, 20 Gbps in Network bandwidth; New G4dn.metal bare metal instance with 8 NVIDIA T4 GPUs.
  • feature: Lightsail: This release adds the BurstCapacityPercentage and BurstCapacityTime instance metrics, which allow you to track the burst capacity available to your instance.
  • feature: MediaPackageVod: You can now restrict direct access to AWS Elemental MediaPackage by securing requests for VOD content using CDN authorization. With CDN authorization, content requests require a specific HTTP header and authorization code.
  • feature: SSM: SSM State Manager support for executing an association only at specified CRON schedule after creating/updating an association.

2.689.0

  • feature: DirectConnect: This release supports the virtual interface failover test, which allows you to verify that traffic routes over redundant virtual interfaces when you bring your primary virtual interface out of service.
  • feature: ES: Amazon Elasticsearch Service now offers support for cross-cluster search, enabling you to perform searches, aggregations, and visualizations across multiple Amazon Elasticsearch Service domains with a single query or from a single Kibana interface. New feature includes the ability to setup connection, required to perform cross-cluster search, between domains using an approval workflow.
  • feature: ElastiCache: This release improves the Multi-AZ feature in ElastiCache by adding a separate flag and proper validations.
  • feature: Glue: Adding databaseName in the response for GetUserDefinedFunctions() API.
  • feature: IAM: GenerateServiceLastAccessedDetails will now return ActionLastAccessed details for certain S3 control plane actions
  • feature: MediaConvert: AWS Elemental MediaConvert SDK has added support for the encoding of VP8 or VP9 video in WebM container with Vorbis or Opus audio.

2.688.0

  • feature: GuardDuty: Amazon GuardDuty findings now include S3 bucket details under the resource section if an S3 Bucket was one of the affected resources

2.687.0

  • feature: Athena: This release adds support for connecting Athena to your own Apache Hive Metastores in addition to the AWS Glue Data Catalog. For more information, please see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/connect-to-data-source-hive.html
  • feature: EMR: Amazon EMR now supports encrypting log files with AWS Key Management Service (KMS) customer managed keys.
  • feature: FSx: New capabilities to update storage capacity and throughput capacity of your file systems, providing the flexibility to grow file storage and to scale up or down the available performance as needed to meet evolving storage needs over time.
  • feature: KMS: AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS): If the GenerateDataKeyPair or GenerateDataKeyPairWithoutPlaintext APIs are called on a CMK in a custom key store (origin == AWS_CLOUDHSM), they return an UnsupportedOperationException. If a call to UpdateAlias causes a customer to exceed the Alias resource quota, the UpdateAlias API returns a LimitExceededException.
  • feature: SageMaker: We are releasing HumanTaskUiArn as a new parameter in CreateLabelingJob and RenderUiTemplate which can take an ARN for a system managed UI to render a task.
  • feature: WorkLink: Amazon WorkLink now supports resource tagging for fleets.

2.686.0

  • feature: Kafka: New APIs for upgrading the Apache Kafka version of a cluster and to find out compatible upgrade paths
  • feature: MarketplaceCatalog: AWS Marketplace Catalog now supports accessing initial change payloads with DescribeChangeSet operation.
  • feature: WorkMail: This release adds support for Amazon WorkMail organization-level retention policies.

2.685.0

  • feature: ELBv2: This release added support for HTTP/2 ALPN preference lists for Network Load Balancers

2.684.0

  • feature: DLM: Allowing cron expression in the DLM policy creation schedule.
  • feature: EC2: ebsOptimizedInfo, efaSupported and supportedVirtualizationTypes added to DescribeInstanceTypes API
  • feature: ElastiCache: Amazon ElastiCache now allows you to use resource based policies to manage access to operations performed on ElastiCache resources. Also, Amazon ElastiCache now exposes ARN (Amazon Resource Names) for ElastiCache resources such as Cache Clusters and Parameter Groups. ARNs can be used to apply IAM policies to ElastiCache resources.
  • feature: QuickSight: Add DataSetArns to QuickSight DescribeDashboard API response.
  • feature: SSM: The AWS Systems Manager GetOpsSummary API action now supports multiple OpsResultAttributes in the request. Currently, this feature only supports OpsResultAttributes with the following TypeNames: [AWS:EC2InstanceComputeOptimizer] or [AWS:EC2InstanceInformation, AWS:EC2InstanceComputeOptimizer]. These TypeNames can be used along with either or both of the following: [AWS:EC2InstanceRecommendation, AWS:RecommendationSource]

2.683.0

  • bugfix: DualStack: Add dualstack by modifying existing endpoint in config
  • bugfix: EndpointDiscovery: * If at least one operation requires endpoint discovery then the SDK enables endpoint discovery by default including operational endpoint discovery operations; * Users can set config endpointDiscoveryEnabled, env AWS_ENDPOINT_DISCOVERY_ENABLED, config file entry endpoint_discovery_enabled to false to explictly disable endpoint discovery, even operations the require endpoint discovery will fail; * SDK throws if endpoint discovery is explicitly disabled but operation requires endpoint discovery; * Now SDK throws more clear error message when required endpoint operation fails
  • bugfix: S3: throw exception when incomplete body is returned from CopyObject, UploadPartCopy, and CompleteMultipartUpload
  • feature: IoTSiteWise: This release adds support for the standard deviation auto-computed aggregate and improved support for portal logo images in SiteWise.

2.682.0

  • bugfix: Typings: When implementing Credentials interface's refresh() method, the callback needs a defined AWSError as arg but it may not exist in case of successful refresh. Hence, modifed the method typing to include the fact that the callback can be called with no error on success as described in the docs.
  • feature: CodeBuild: CodeBuild adds support for tagging with report groups
  • feature: EC2: From this release onwards ProvisionByoipCidr publicly supports IPv6. Updated ProvisionByoipCidr API to support tags for public IPv4 and IPv6 pools. Added NetworkBorderGroup to the DescribePublicIpv4Pools response.
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