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build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.717.0 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3733head into pr3733base

Created by: Tirokk

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.717.0.

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Release v2.717.0

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Release v2.716.0

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Release v2.715.0

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Release v2.714.2

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Release v2.714.1

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Release v2.714.0

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Release v2.713.0

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Release v2.712.0

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Release v2.711.0

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Release v2.710.0

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Release v2.709.0

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Release v2.708.0

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Release v2.707.0

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Release v2.706.0

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Release v2.705.0

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2.717.0

  • feature: CodeGuruProfiler: Amazon CodeGuru Profiler now supports resource tagging APIs, tags-on-create and tag-based access control features. You can now tag profiling groups for better resource and access control management.

2.716.0

  • feature: CloudFront: CloudFront adds support for cache policies and origin request policies. With these new policies, you can now more granularly control the query string, header, and cookie values that are included in the cache key and in requests that CloudFront sends to your origin.
  • feature: CodeBuild: AWS CodeBuild adds support for Session Manager and Windows 2019 Environment type
  • feature: EC2: Added support for tag-on-create for CreateVpcPeeringConnection and CreateRouteTable. You can now specify tags when creating any of these resources. For more information about tagging, see AWS Tagging Strategies. Add poolArn to the response of DescribeCoipPools.
  • feature: FMS: Added managed policies for auditing security group rules, including the use of managed application and protocol lists.
  • feature: FraudDetector: Introduced flexible model training dataset requirements for Online Fraud Insights so that customers can choose any two inputs to train a model instead of being required to use 'email' and 'IP address' at minimum. Added support for resource ARNs, resource tags, resource-based IAM policies and identity-based policies that limit access to a resource based on tags. Added support for customer-managed customer master key (CMK) data encryption. Added new Event Type, Entity Type, and Label APIs. An event type defines the structure for an event sent to Amazon Fraud Detector, including the variables sent as part of the event, the entity performing the event, and the labels that classify the event. Introduced the GetEventPrediction API.
  • feature: GroundStation: Adds optional MTU property to DataflowEndpoint and adds contact source and destination details to DescribeContact response.
  • feature: RDS: Add a new SupportsParallelQuery output field to DescribeDBEngineVersions. This field shows whether the engine version supports parallelquery. Add a new SupportsGlobalDatabases output field to DescribeDBEngineVersions and DescribeOrderableDBInstanceOptions. This field shows whether global database is supported by engine version or the combination of engine version and instance class.

2.715.0

  • bugfix: Types: Export missing TokenFileWebIdentityCredentials class
  • feature: Connect: This release adds a set of Amazon Connect APIs to programmatically control call recording with start, stop, pause and resume functions.
  • feature: EC2: Documentation updates for EC2
  • feature: ElasticBeanstalk: Add waiters for EnvironmentExists, EnvironmentUpdated, and EnvironmentTerminated. Add paginators for DescribeEnvironmentManagedActionHistory and ListPlatformVersions.
  • feature: Macie2: This release of the Amazon Macie API includes miscellaneous updates and improvements to the documentation.

2.714.2

  • bugfix: Releasing: remove aws-sdk-2.714.0.tgz file

2.714.1

  • bugfix: Logger: Fix the bug that SDK logs the sensitive data in structure, map, and list parameters

2.714.0

  • feature: IVS: Introducing Amazon Interactive Video Service - a managed live streaming solution that is quick and easy to set up, and ideal for creating interactive video experiences.

2.713.0

  • feature: AlexaForBusiness: Added support for registering an AVS device directly to a room using RegisterAVSDevice with a room ARN
  • feature: AppMesh: AppMesh now supports Ingress which allows resources outside a mesh to communicate to resources that are inside the mesh. See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/app-mesh/latest/userguide/virtual_gateways.html
  • feature: CloudWatchEvents: Amazon CloudWatch Events/EventBridge adds support for API Gateway as a target.
  • feature: Comprehend: AWS Comprehend now supports Real-time Analysis with Custom Entity Recognition.
  • feature: EBS: This release introduces the following set of actions for the EBS direct APIs: 1. StartSnapshot, which creates a new Amazon EBS snapshot. 2. PutSnapshotBlock, which writes a block of data to a snapshot. 3. CompleteSnapshot, which seals and completes a snapshot after blocks of data have been written to it.
  • feature: EventBridge: Amazon EventBridge adds support for API Gateway as a target.
  • feature: SNS: This release adds support for SMS origination number as an attribute in the MessageAttributes parameter for the SNS Publish API.
  • feature: SageMaker: This release adds the DeleteHumanTaskUi API to Amazon Augmented AI
  • feature: SecretsManager: Adds support for filters on the ListSecrets API to allow filtering results by name, tag key, tag value, or description. Adds support for the BlockPublicPolicy option on the PutResourcePolicy API to block resource policies which grant a wide range of IAM principals access to secrets. Adds support for the ValidateResourcePolicy API to validate resource policies for syntax and prevent lockout error scenarios and wide access to secrets.
  • feature: WAFV2: Added the option to use IP addresses from an HTTP header that you specify, instead of using the web request origin. Available for IP set matching, geo matching, and rate-based rule count aggregation.

2.712.0

  • feature: CostExplorer: Customers can now see Instance Name alongside each rightsizing recommendation.
  • feature: EC2: EC2 Spot now enables customers to tag their Spot Instances Requests on creation.
  • feature: ForecastService: With this release, Amazon Forecast now supports the ability to add a tag to any resource via the launch of three new APIs: TagResouce, UntagResource and ListTagsForResource. A tag is a simple label consisting of a customer-defined key and an optional value allowing for easier resource management.
  • feature: Organizations: We have launched a self-service option to make it easier for customers to manage the use of their content by AI services. Certain AI services (Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, and Amazon Translate), may use content to improve the service. Customers have been able to opt out of this use by contacting AWS Support, and now they can opt out on a self-service basis by setting an Organizations policy for all or an individual AI service as listed above. Please refer to the technical documentation for more details.

2.711.0

  • feature: CloudFront: Amazon CloudFront adds support for a new security policy, TLSv1.2_2019.
  • feature: EC2: DescribeAvailabilityZones now returns additional data about Availability Zones and Local Zones.
  • feature: EFS: This release adds support for automatic backups of Amazon EFS file systems to further simplify backup management.
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