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build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.705.0 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3677head into pr3677base

Created by: Tirokk

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.705.0.

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Release v2.705.0

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Release v2.704.0

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Release v2.703.0

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Release v2.702.0

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Release v2.701.0

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Release v2.700.0

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Release v2.699.0

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Release v2.698.0

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Release v2.697.0

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Release v2.696.0

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Release v2.695.0

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Release v2.694.0

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Release v2.693.0

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Release v2.691.0

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2.705.0

  • feature: EC2: Added support for tag-on-create for Host Reservations in Dedicated Hosts. You can now specify tags when you create a Host Reservation for a Dedicated Host. For more information about tagging, see AWS Tagging Strategies.
  • feature: Glue: This release adds new APIs to support column level statistics in AWS Glue Data Catalog

2.704.0

  • feature: Amplify: This release of AWS Amplify Console introduces support for automatically creating custom subdomains for branches based on user-defined glob patterns, as well as automatically cleaning up Amplify branches when their corresponding git branches are deleted.
  • feature: Backup: Customers can now manage and monitor their backups in a policied manner across their AWS accounts, via an integration between AWS Backup and AWS Organizations
  • feature: CodeCommit: This release introduces support for reactions to CodeCommit comments. Users will be able to select from a pre-defined list of emojis to express their reaction to any comments.
  • feature: EMR: Amazon EMR customers can now set allocation strategies for On-Demand and Spot instances in their EMR clusters with instance fleets. These allocation strategies use real-time capacity insights to provision clusters faster and make the most efficient use of available spare capacity to allocate Spot instances to reduce interruptions.
  • feature: FSx: This release adds the capability to take highly-durable, incremental backups of your FSx for Lustre persistent file systems. This capability makes it easy to further protect your file system data and to meet business and regulatory compliance requirements.
  • feature: Honeycode: Introducing Amazon Honeycode - a fully managed service that allows you to quickly build mobile and web apps for teams without programming.
  • feature: Organizations: This release adds support for a new backup policy type for AWS Organizations.

2.703.0

  • feature: MediaTailor: AWS Elemental MediaTailor SDK now allows configuration of Bumper.
  • feature: Organizations: Added a new error message to support the requirement for a Business License on AWS accounts in China to create an organization.

2.702.0

  • bugfix: EFS: Check for ValidationException in integration tests
  • feature: EC2: This release adds Tag On Create feature support for the ImportImage, ImportSnapshot, ExportImage and CreateInstanceExportTask APIs.
  • feature: EMR: Adding support for MaximumCoreCapacityUnits parameter for EMR Managed Scaling. It allows users to control how many units/nodes are added to the CORE group/fleet. Remaining units/nodes are added to the TASK groups/fleet in the cluster.
  • feature: RDS: Added paginators for various APIs.
  • feature: Rekognition: This update adds the ability to detect black frames, end credits, shots, and color bars in stored videos
  • feature: SQS: AWS SQS adds pagination support for ListQueues and ListDeadLetterSourceQueues APIs

2.701.0

  • bugfix: Request Signing: Better handle colons in accessKeyIds when presigning URLs.
  • feature: EC2: Adds support to tag elastic-gpu on the RunInstances api
  • feature: MediaLive: AWS Elemental MediaLive now supports Input Prepare schedule actions. This feature improves existing input switching by allowing users to prepare an input prior to switching to it.
  • feature: OpsWorksCM: Documentation updates for AWS OpsWorks CM.

2.700.0

  • feature: RDS: Adding support for global write forwarding on secondary clusters in an Aurora global database.
  • feature: Route53: Added a new ListHostedZonesByVPC API for customers to list all the private hosted zones that a specified VPC is associated with.
  • feature: SESV2: You can now configure Amazon SES to send event notifications when the delivery of an email is delayed because of a temporary issue. For example, you can receive a notification if the recipient's inbox is full, or if there's a temporary problem with the receiving email server.
  • feature: SSM: Added offset support for specifying the number of days to wait after the date and time specified by a CRON expression before running the maintenance window.

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.
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