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build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.699.0 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3655head into pr3655base

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.699.0.

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2.699.0

  • bugfix: Global Services: Add default signing region for IAM and Route53 in China and GovCloud
  • feature: AppMesh: Adds support for route and virtual node listener timeouts.
  • feature: EC2: nvmeSupport added to DescribeInstanceTypes API
  • feature: Route53: Add PriorRequestNotComplete exception to AssociateVPCWithHostedZone API
  • feature: Snowball: AWS Snowcone is a portable, rugged and secure device for edge computing and data transfer. You can use Snowcone to collect, process, and move data to AWS, either offline by shipping the device to AWS or online by using AWS DataSync. With 2 CPUs and 4 GB RAM of compute and 8 TB of storage, Snowcone can run edge computing workloads and store data securely. Snowcone's small size (8.94" x 5.85" x 3.25" / 227 mm x 148.6 mm x 82.65 mm) allows you to set it next to machinery in a factory. Snowcone weighs about 4.5 lbs. (2 kg), so you can carry one in a backpack, use it with battery-based operation, and use the Wi-Fi interface to gather sensor data. Snowcone supports a file interface with NFS support.

2.698.0

  • feature: AutoScaling: Introducing instance refresh, a feature that helps you update all instances in an Auto Scaling group in a rolling fashion (for example, to apply a new AMI or instance type). You can control the pace of the refresh by defining the percentage of the group that must remain running/healthy during the replacement process and the time for new instances to warm up between replacements.
  • feature: DataExchange: This release fixes a bug in the AWS Data Exchange Python and NodeJS SDKs. The 'KmsKeyArn' field in the create-job API was configured to be required instead of optional. We updated this field to be optional in this release.
  • feature: Lambda: Adds support for using Amazon Elastic File System (persistent storage) with AWS Lambda. This enables customers to share data across function invocations, read large reference data files, and write function output to a persistent and shared store.
  • feature: Polly: Amazon Polly adds new US English child voice - Kevin. Kevin is available as Neural voice only.

2.697.0

  • feature: AlexaForBusiness: Adding support for optional tags in CreateBusinessReportSchedule, CreateProfile and CreateSkillGroup APIs
  • feature: AppConfig: This release adds a hosted configuration source provider. Customers can now store their application configurations directly in AppConfig, without the need for an external configuration source.
  • feature: Chime: feature: Chime: This release introduces the ability to create an AWS Chime SDK meeting with attendees.
  • feature: CognitoIdentityServiceProvider: Updated all AuthParameters to be sensitive.
  • feature: Iot: Added support for job executions rollout configuration, job abort configuration, and job executions timeout configuration for AWS IoT Over-the-Air (OTA) Update Feature.

2.696.0

  • feature: Glue: You can now choose to crawl the entire table or just a sample of records in DynamoDB when using AWS Glue crawlers. Additionally, you can also specify a scanning rate for crawling DynamoDB tables.
  • feature: StorageGateway: Display EndpointType in DescribeGatewayInformation

2.695.0

  • feature: ECS: This release adds support for deleting capacity providers.
  • feature: Imagebuilder: EC2 Image Builder now supports specifying a custom working directory for your build and test workflows. In addition, Image Builder now supports defining tags that are applied to ephemeral resources created by EC2 Image Builder as part of the image creation workflow.
  • feature: IotData: As part of this release, we are introducing a new feature called named shadow, which extends the capability of AWS IoT Device Shadow to support multiple shadows for a single IoT device. With this release, customers can store different device state data into different shadows, and as a result access only the required state data when needed and reduce individual shadow size.
  • feature: LexModelBuildingService: This change adds the built-in AMAZON.KendraSearchIntent that enables integration with Amazon Kendra.

2.694.0

  • feature: AppConfig: This release allows customers to choose from a list of predefined deployment strategies while starting deployments.
  • feature: CodeArtifact: Added support for AWS CodeArtifact.
  • feature: ComputeOptimizer: Compute Optimizer supports exporting recommendations to Amazon S3.
  • feature: DLM: Reducing the schedule name of DLM Lifecycle policy from 500 to 120 characters.
  • feature: EC2: New C6g instances powered by AWS Graviton2 processors and ideal for running advanced, compute-intensive workloads; New R6g instances powered by AWS Graviton2 processors and ideal for running memory-intensive workloads.
  • feature: Macie2: This release of the Amazon Macie API removes support for the ArchiveFindings and UnarchiveFindings operations. This release also adds UNKNOWN as an encryption type for S3 bucket metadata.
  • feature: Shield: Corrections to the supported format for contact phone numbers and to the description for the create subscription action.

2.693.0

  • feature: Transfer: This release updates the API so customers can test use of Source IP to allow, deny or limit access to data in their S3 buckets after integrating their identity provider.

2.692.0

  • feature: ServiceDiscovery: Added support for tagging Service and Namespace type resources in Cloud Map
  • feature: Shield: This release adds the option for customers to identify a contact name and method that the DDoS Response Team can proactively engage when a Route 53 Health Check that is associated with a Shield protected resource fails.

2.691.0

  • feature: APIGateway: Amazon API Gateway now allows customers of REST APIs to skip trust chain validation for backend server certificates for HTTP and VPC Link Integration. This feature enables customers to configure their REST APIs to integrate with backends that are secured with certificates vended from private certificate authorities (CA) or certificates that are self-signed.
  • feature: CloudFront: Amazon CloudFront adds support for configurable origin connection attempts and origin connection timeout.
  • feature: ElasticBeanstalk: These API changes enable an IAM user to associate an operations role with an Elastic Beanstalk environment, so that the IAM user can call Elastic Beanstalk actions without having access to underlying downstream AWS services that these actions call.
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