Release v2.1.4 - 2015-07-09

Tag release v2.1.4

• Feature - Aws::ECS - Amazon EC2 Container Service now supports the UDP
  protocol.
• Feature - Aws::IAM - Adds support for SSH Public Key Operations.
• Feature - Aws::SES - Adds support for cross-account sending, which is
  available through the use of the sending authorization feature.
• Feature - Aws::CodeCommit - Adds support for AWS CodeCommit.
• Feature - Aws::CodePipeline - Adds support for AWS CodePipeline.

Release v2.1.3 - 2015-07-07

Tag release v2.1.3

References:
#854, #855, #857, #860, #863, #865, #867

• Feature - Aws::AutoScaling - Adds support for step policies. Step scaling
  policies allow customers to scale their Auto Scaling groups based on the
  magnitude of the alarm breach, giving them more control over how Auto Scaling
  responds to an alarm breach and enables them to scale their groups faster.

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Amazon Elastic Block Store snapshot copy support for
  customer-managed encryption keys.

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Added a Aws::EC2::Route resource class with the
  associated #delete and #replace operations.

• Issue - Aws::DynamoDB - The Aws::DynamoDB::Client#stub_data method will
  now observe the configured :simple_attributes option and conditionally
  accept and return simple attribute values.

  See related GitHub pull request #863

• Issue - Resource - Fixed behavior of #wait_until option max_attempts: nil
  to match documentation and allow unlimited retries. Default number of retries
  remains at 10.

  See related GitHub pull request #855

Release v2.1.2 - 2015-06-24

Tag release v2.1.2

References:
#850

• Feature - Aws::CloudFront - Can now set :max_ttl and :default_ttl within
  :cache_behaviors. New API version 2015-04-17.
• Feature - Aws::Lambda - Adds java8 as a supported runtime.
• Feature - Aws::CognitoSync - Add ConcurrentModificationException error.
• Feature - Aws::CognitoIdentity - Add ConcurrentModificationException error.
• Feature - Aws::ConfigService - You can now set up AWS Config to record changes
  for specific resource types.
• Feature - Aws::OpsWorks - You can specify which agent version will be used in
  your AWS OpsWorks managed instances.
• Feature - Aws::Glacier - Amazon Glacier now allows you to tag your Amazon
  Glacier vaults for easier resource and cost management. Tags are labels that
  you can define and associate with your vaults, and using tags adds filtering
  capabilities to operations such as AWS cost reports.
• Feature - Aws::Redshift - You can create automatic cross-region backups of
  your KMS encrypted clusters for disaster recovery.

Release v2.1.1 - 2015-06-18

Tag release v2.1.1

References:
#833, #834, #837, #840, #841, #842, #843, #845, #846

• Feature - Aws::ECS - Added support for environment variable overrides.

• Feature - XML Parsing - Added support for the new Oga XML parser. This
  is enabled by default when the gem is present. You can force this
  by setting the XML parsing engine:

  Aws::Xml::Parser.engine = :oga
  

• Issue - Aws::DynamoDB - Resolved an issue with pageable responses where the
  paging token values contained attribute values.

  See related GitHub issue #843

• Issue - Aws::IAM - Added missing paginator configurations for the newer
  IAM attached policy operations.

  See related GitHub issue #841

• Issue - PageableResponse - Resolved an issue where Enumerable was not
  correctly getting mixed into pageable responses.

  See related GitHub issue #842

• Issue - Shared Credentials - Resolved an issue where the shared credentials
  provider would fail to parse profiles which contained an inline comment.

  See related GitHub issue #837

• Feature - Aws::IAM - Added Aws::IAM::User#exists?.

  See related GitHub issue #840

• Feature - REPL - Added a short-cut inside the aws.rb REPL
  for accessing a resource from a client.

  Aws> ec2
  #=> #<Aws::EC2::Client>
  Aws> ec2.resource
  #=> #<Aws::EC2::Resource>

Release v2.1.0 - 2015-06-12

Tag release v2.1.0

References:
#770, #792, #804, #815, #835, #836, #839

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Adds support for Amazon VPC flow logs.

• Feature - Aws::ECS - Adds the #update_container_agent method, as well
  as paginator and waiter support.

• Feature - Aws::AutoScaling - Adds the #describe_load_balancers method,
  and adding the :load_balancer_names parameter to the
  #update_auto_scaling_group method.

• Feature - Fewer gem dependencies - Removed the dependency on the follow
  two 3rd party gems:

  • multi_json
  • builder

  For JSON parsing and dumping, the SDK will attempt to use the Oj
  gem if available, and will fall back on JSON from the Ruby
  standard library.

  The only remaining gem dependency is jmespath.

• Feature - Service Types - Added struct classes for all AWS data types.
  Previous versions used anonymous structure classes for response data.

  Aws::IAM::Types.constants
  #=> [:AccessKey, :AccessKeyLastUsed, :AccessKeyMetadata, ...]
  

  Each of these data type classes are now fully documented in the
  api reference docs.

• Feature - Examples - The API reference documentation can now load client
  operation examples from disk. This allows users to contribute examples
  to the documentation. It also allows for more targeted examples
  than the auto-generated ones previously used.

  Examples are stored inside the examples folder at the root of this
  repository. https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-ruby/tree/master/examples

• Feature - Documentation - Significant work has gone into API reference
  documentation. The changes made are based on user feedback. Some of
  the many changes include:

  • More concise syntax examples
  • Response structure examples
  • Request and response data structures each documented as their own type
  • Expanded resource interface documentation on inputs and return values

  Expect more documentation improvements.

• Feature - Smaller Gem - Reduced the size of the aws-sdk-core gem
  by removing the AWS API documentation source files from the gemspec.
  This reduces the total size of the gem by half.

• Feature - Stub Data - Added a #stub_data method to Aws::Client that
  makes it trivial to generate response data structures.

  s3 = Aws::S3::Client.new
  
  s3.stub_data(:list_buckets)
  #=> #<struct Aws::S3::Types::ListBucketsOutput buckets=[], owner=#<struct Aws::S3::Types::Owner display_name="DisplayName", id="ID">>
  

  You can also provide an optional hash of data to apply to the stub.
  The data hash will be validated to ensure it is properly formed and
  then it is applied. This makes it easy to generated nested response
  data.

  s3.stub_data(:list_buckets, buckets:[{name:'aws-sdk'}])
  #=> #<struct Aws::S3::Types::ListBucketsOutput
    buckets=[
      #<struct Aws::S3::Types::Bucket name="aws-sdk", creation_date=nil>
    ],
    owner=#<struct Aws::S3::Types::Owner display_name="DisplayName", id="ID">>
  

• Feature - Shared Response Stubs - You can now provide default stubs to a
  client via the constructor and via Aws.config. This can be very useful
  if you need to stub client responses, but you are not constructing the
  client.

  Aws.config[:s3] = {
    stub_responses: {
      list_buckets: { buckets: [{name:'aws-sdk'}]}
    }
  }
  
  s3 = Aws::S3::Client.new
  s3.list_buckets.buckets.map(&:name)
  #=> ['aws-sdk']
  

  See related GitHub issue aws/aws-sdk-core#187

• Issue - Response Stubbing - When using response stubbing, pagination
  tokens will no longer be generated. This prevents stubbed responses
  from appearing pageable when they are not.

  See related GitHub issue #804

• Issue - Aws::DynamoDB::Client - Resolved an issue where it was not
  possible to stub attribute values. You can now stub DynamoDB responses
  as expected:

  ddb = Aws::DynamoDB::Client.new(stub_responses:true)
  ddb.stub_responses(:get_item, item: { 'id' => 'value', 'color' => 'red' })
  ddb.get_item(table_name:'table', key:{'id' => 'value'})
  #=> #<struct Aws::DynamoDB::Types::GetItemOutput item={"id"=>"value", "color"=>"red"}, consumed_capacity=nil>
  

  See related GitHub issue #770

• Feature - SSL Peer Verification - Added a method to configure a default
  SSL CA certificate bundle to be used when verifying SSL peer certificates.
  V1 did this by default, v2 is now opt-in only.

  Aws.use_bundled_cert!
  

  This method can be very useful for Ruby users on Windows where OpenSSL
  does not tend to have access to a valid SSL cert bundle.

  See related GitHub issue aws/aws-sdk-core#166

• Feature - Eager auto-loading - Added a utility method that eagerly loads
  classes and modules. This can help avoid thread-safety issues with
  autoload affecting some versions Ruby.

  # autoload specific services (faster)
  Aws.eager_autoload!(services: %w(S3 EC2))
  
  # autoload everything
  Aws.eager_autoload!
  

  See related GitHub issue #833

• Issue - Response Stubbing - Clients with stub_responses: true were still
  attempting to load credentials from ENV, and the EC2 instance metadata
  service. Instead, stubbed clients will now construct fake static credentials.

  See related GitHub issue #835

• Upgrading - Pageable Responses - Due to frequent confusion caused by
  having every response be decorated as pageable, only operations that can
  possibly have multiple responses are now decorated.

  This ensures that if you call #each on a non-pageable response that
  an appropriate NoMethodError is raised instead of doing nothing. Simply
  remove calls to #each if you encounter this unlikely situation.

  s3 = Aws::S3::Client.new
  s3.head_object(bucket:'name', key:'key').each do |page|
  end
  #=> raises NoMethodError for #each, HEAD object is not pageable
  

  This is correctly reflected now in the API reference documentation as
  well.

• Upgrading - Seahorse::Model - The internal representation of AWS API models
  has been updated. Users digging into internals of the API model will need
  to update their code to deal with shape references.

  This change should not affect users of the public SDK interfaces.

  Complex shapes, structures, lists, and maps, now use shape references
  to nest other shapes. The entire API model now loaded when the service client
  is defined. This eliminates the need to maintain a complex map of all
  shapes and define them lazily. This has allows for massive simplifications
  around API loading, especially when dealing with thread-safety concerns.

Release v2.0.48 - 2015-06-04

Tag release v2.0.48

References:
#828, #829, #830, #831, #832

• Feature - Aws::CloudWatchLogs - Adds support for the #put_subscription_filter,
  #describe_subscription_filters, and #delete_subscription_filter API
  operations.

• Feature - Aws::CognitoIdentity - Adds support for the #delete_identities
  API operation, and hiding disabled identities with the #list_identities API
  operation.

• Feature - Aws::StorageGateway - Updated Aws::StorageGateway API to add support
  for the #list_volume_initiators API operation.

• Issue - Aws::DynamoDB - Resolve an issue where IO objects were not properly
  marshaled, leading to runtime errors.

  See related GitHub issue #831

• Issue - Aws::S3 - Resolved an issue with the URL decoding of keys in the
  response to a call to Aws::S3::Client#list_objects.

  See related GitHub issue #828

Release v2.0.47 - 2015-05-28

Tag release v2.0.47

• Feature - Aws::Lambda - Lambda now supports specifying an Amazon S3 object as
  the function zip when creating and updating Lambda functions.

Release v2.0.46 - 2015-05-26

Tag release v2.0.46

• Feature - Aws::EFS - Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) is a file storage
  service for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances. Amazon EFS is
  easy to use and provides a simple interface that allows you to create and
  configure file systems quickly and easily. With Amazon EFS, storage capacity
  is elastic, growing and shrinking automatically as you add and remove files,
  so your applications have the storage they need, when they need it.

Release v2.0.45 - 2015-05-21

Tag release v2.0.45

References:
#820, #821

• Feature - Aws::ElasticTranscoder - Elastic Transcoder now supports additional
  formats, including MXF, FLAC, and OGA, and additional flexibility for your
  output audio. You can use these formats to transcode files to the XDCAM format
  or to a lossless audio format.

• Feature - Aws::Kinesis - The Amazon Kinesis API #get_records now includes a
  new parameter :millis_behind_latest: the number of milliseconds the
  GetRecords response is from the end of the stream, indicating how far behind
  real time a consumer is.

• Feature - Aws::KMS - Adds the #update_alias API, which allows you to update
  the association of a key alias from one key to another within a region.

• Issue - Aws:SQS - Resolved an issue with the SQS queue poller and changing message
  visibility timeouts.

  See related GitHub issue #821

Release v2.0.44 - 2015-05-18

Tag release v2.0.44

References:
#816, #818

• Issue - Aws::EC2 - Two waiters were added in v2.0.39 and then lost in v2.0.40
  in this commit: f0fad0a.
  The waiters did not get merged upstream and got squashed in the automated release.
  Reverting this loss. Actual changes have also been merged upstream now.

  See related GitHub issue #818

• Feature - Aws::ElasticBeanstalk - Added resource names to
  Aws::ElasticBeanstalk::Client configuration option settings.

• Feature - Aws::OpsWorks - Added support for custom auto-scaling based on
  CloudWatch alarms.

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Added support for the new Spot Fleet API operations.

• Issue - Resolved a regression with presigned S3 urls where input parameters
  that are normally sent as x-amz-* headers had to be serialized onto the
  GET or PUT request. This restores the behavior where they are hoisted
  onto the request uri as query string parameters.

  See related GitHub issue #816