build(deps): bump aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.736.0 in /backend
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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.652.0 to 2.736.0.
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Release v2.736.0
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Release v2.735.0
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Release v2.734.0
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Release v2.733.0
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Release v2.732.0
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Release v2.731.0
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Release v2.730.0
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Release v2.729.0
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Release v2.728.0
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Release v2.727.1
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Release v2.727.0
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Release v2.726.0
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Release v2.725.0
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Release v2.724.0
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Release v2.723.0
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Release v2.722.0
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Release v2.721.0
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Changelog
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2.736.0
- feature: CognitoIdentityServiceProvider: Adding the option to use a service linked role to publish events to Pinpoint.
- feature: DataSync: DataSync support for filters as input arguments to the ListTasks and ListLocations API calls.
- feature: IdentityStore: AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) Identity Store service provides an interface to retrieve all of your users and groups. It enables entitlement management per user or group for AWS SSO and other IDPs.
- feature: SESV2: This release includes new APIs to allow customers to add or remove email addresses from their account-level suppression list in bulk.
- feature: SecurityHub: New details for DynamoDB tables, Elastic IP addresses, IAM policies and users, RDS DB clusters and snapshots, and Secrets Manager secrets. Added details for AWS KMS keys and RDS DB instances.
2.735.0
- feature: ACM: ACM provides support for the new Private CA feature Cross-account CA sharing. ACM users can issue certificates signed by a private CA belonging to another account where the CA was shared with them.
- feature: ACMPCA: ACM Private CA is launching cross-account support. This allows customers to share their private CAs with other accounts, AWS Organizations, and organizational units to issue end-entity certificates.
- feature: ECR: This feature adds support for pushing and pulling Open Container Initiative (OCI) artifacts.
- feature: Kinesis: Updates API to latest version.
- feature: QuickSight: Amazon QuickSight now supports programmatic creation and management of analyses with new APIs.
- feature: RoboMaker: This release introduces RoboMaker Simulation WorldForge, a capability that automatically generates one or more simulation worlds.
2.734.0
- bugfix: ErrorParser: fix UnknownEndpoint exception not thrown in Node14(#3393)
- feature: AppStream: Adds support for the Desktop View feature
- feature: Braket: Fixing bug in our SDK model where device status and device type had been flipped.
- feature: EC2: New C5ad instances featuring AMD's 2nd Generation EPYC processors, offering up to 96 vCPUs, 192 GiB of instance memory, 3.8 TB of NVMe based SSD instance storage, and 20 Gbps in Network bandwidth
- feature: SageMaker: Amazon SageMaker now supports 1) creating real-time inference endpoints using model container images from Docker registries in customers' VPC 2) AUC(Area under the curve) as AutoPilot objective metric
2.733.0
- feature: Braket: Amazon Braket general availability with Device and Quantum Task operations.
- feature: CognitoIdentityServiceProvider: Adding ability to customize expiry for Refresh, Access and ID tokens.
- feature: EC2: Added MapCustomerOwnedIpOnLaunch and CustomerOwnedIpv4Pool to ModifySubnetAttribute to allow CoIP auto assign. Fields are returned in DescribeSubnets and DescribeNetworkInterfaces responses.
- feature: EKS: Adding support for customer provided EC2 launch templates and AMIs to EKS Managed Nodegroups. Also adds support for Arm-based instances to EKS Managed Nodegroups.
- feature: RDS: This release allows customers to specify a replica mode when creating or modifying a Read Replica, for DB engines which support this feature.
2.732.0
- feature: Cloud9: Add ConnectionType input parameter to CreateEnvironmentEC2 endpoint. New parameter enables creation of environments with SSM connection.
- feature: Comprehend: Amazon Comprehend Custom Entity Recognition now supports Spanish, German, French, Italian and Portuguese and up to 25 entity types per model.
- feature: EC2: Introduces support for IPv6-in-IPv4 IPsec tunnels. A user can now send traffic from their on-premise IPv6 network to AWS VPCs that have IPv6 support enabled.
- feature: FSx: This release adds the capability to create persistent file systems for throughput-intensive workloads using Hard Disk Drive (HDD) storage and an optional read-only Solid-State Drive (SSD) cache.
- feature: Iot: Audit finding suppressions: Device Defender enables customers to turn off non-compliant findings for specific resources on a per check basis.
- feature: Lambda: Support for creating Lambda Functions using 'java8.al2' and 'provided.al2'
- feature: Transfer: Adds security policies to control cryptographic algorithms advertised by your server, additional characters in usernames and length increase, and FIPS compliant endpoints in the US and Canada regions.
- feature: WorkSpaces: Adds optional EnableWorkDocs property to WorkspaceCreationProperties in the ModifyWorkspaceCreationProperties API
2.731.0
- feature: EC2: This release rolls back the EC2 On-Demand Capacity Reservations (ODCRs) release 1.11.831 published on 2020-07-30, which was deployed in error.
- feature: Lambda: Support Managed Streaming for Kafka as an Event Source. Support retry until record expiration for Kinesis and Dynamodb streams event source mappings.
- feature: S3: Add support for in-region CopyObject and UploadPartCopy through S3 Access Points
2.730.0
- feature: EC2: Remove CoIP Auto-Assign feature references.
- feature: Glue: Starting today, you can further control orchestration of your ETL workloads in AWS Glue by specifying the maximum number of concurrent runs for a Glue workflow.
- feature: SavingsPlans: Updates to the list of services supported by this API.
2.729.0
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Updates SDK to v2.734.0 -
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fix UnknownEndpoint exception not thrown in Node14 (#3396) -
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Updates SDK to v2.733.0 -
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Updates SDK to v2.732.0 -
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Updates SDK to v2.731.0 -
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Updates SDK to v2.729.0 -
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