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feature: AppMesh: This release includes AWS Tagging integration for App Mesh, VirtualNode access logging, TCP routing, and Mesh-wide external traffic

feature: AppMesh: This release includes AWS Tagging integration for App Mesh, VirtualNode access logging, TCP routing, and Mesh-wide external traffic egress control. See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/app-mesh/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html for more details.
feature: EC2: You can now launch the new Amazon EC2 R5ad and M5ad instances that feature local NVMe attached SSD instance storage (up to 3600 GB). M5ad and R5ad feature AMD EPYC processors that offer a 10% cost savings over the M5d and R5d EC2 instances.
feature: ECS: This release of Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) introduces support for external deployment controllers for ECS services with the launch of task set management APIs. Task sets are a new primitive for controlled management of application deployments within a single ECS service.
feature: ELBv2: This release adds support for routing based on HTTP headers, methods, query string or query parameters and source IP addresses in Application Load Balancer.
feature: S3: S3 Glacier Deep Archive provides secure, durable object storage class for long term data archival. This SDK release provides API support for this new storage class.
feature: StorageGateway: This change allows you to select a pool for archiving virtual tapes. Pools are associated with S3 storage classes. You can now choose to archive virtual tapes in either S3 Glacier or S3 Glacier Deep Archive storage class. CreateTapes API now takes a new PoolId parameter which can either be GLACIER or DEEP_ARCHIVE. Tapes created with this parameter will be archived in the corresponding storage class.
feature: Transfer: This release adds PrivateLink support to your AWS SFTP server endpoint, enabling the customer to access their SFTP server within a VPC, without having to traverse the internet. Customers can now can create a server and specify an option whether they want the endpoint to be hosted as public or in their VPC, and with the in VPC option, SFTP clients and users can access the server only from the customer's VPC or from their on-premises environments using DX or VPN. This release also relaxes the SFTP user name requirements to allow underscores and hyphens.

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feature: DirectConnect: Direct Connect gateway enables you to establish connectivity between your on-premise networks and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud

feature: DirectConnect: Direct Connect gateway enables you to establish connectivity between your on-premise networks and Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) in any commercial AWS Region (except in China) using AWS Direct Connect connections at any AWS Direct Connect location. This release enables multi-account support for Direct Connect gateway, with multi-account support for Direct Connect gateway, you can associate up to ten VPCs from any AWS account with a Direct Connect gateway. The AWS accounts owning VPCs and the Direct Connect gateway must belong to the same AWS payer account ID. This release also enables Direct Connect Gateway owners to allocate allowed prefixes from each associated VPCs.
feature: FMS: AWS Firewall Manager now allows customer to centrally enable AWS Shield Advanced DDoS protection for their entire AWS infrastructure, across accounts and applications.
feature: IoT1ClickDevicesService: This release adds tagging support for AWS IoT 1-Click Device resources. Use these APIs to add, remove, or list tags on Devices, and leverage the tags for various authorization and billing scenarios. This release also adds the ARN property for DescribeDevice response object.
feature: IoTAnalytics: This change allows you to specify the number of versions of IoT Analytics data set content to be retained. Previously, the number of versions was managed implicitly via the setting of the data set's retention period.
feature: MediaConvert: This release adds support for detailed job progress status and S3 server-side output encryption. In addition, the anti-alias filter will now be automatically applied to all outputs
feature: Retry: make RequestThrottleException retryable
feature: RoboMaker: Added additional progress metadata fields for robot deployments
feature: TranscribeService: Amazon Transcribe - With this release Amazon Transcribe enhances the custom vocabulary feature to improve accuracy by providing customization on pronunciations and output formatting.

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feature: AppMesh: This release includes a new version of the AWS App Mesh APIs. You can read more about the new APIs here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com

feature: AppMesh: This release includes a new version of the AWS App Mesh APIs. You can read more about the new APIs here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/app-mesh/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html.
feature: ECS: This release of Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) introduces additional task definition parameters that enable you to define dependencies for container startup and shutdown, a per-container start and stop timeout value, as well as an AWS App Mesh proxy configuration which eases the integration between Amazon ECS and AWS App Mesh.
feature: GameLift: Amazon GameLift-hosted instances can now securely access resources on other AWS services using IAM roles. See more details at https://aws.amazon.com/releasenotes/amazon-gamelift/.
feature: Greengrass: Greengrass group UID and GID settings can now be configured to use a provided default via FunctionDefaultConfig. If configured, all Lambda processes in your deployed Greengrass group will by default start with the provided UID and/or GID, rather than by default starting with UID "ggc_user" and GID "ggc_group" as they would if not configured. Individual Lambdas can also be configured to override the defaults if desired via each object in the Functions list of your FunctionDefinitionVersion.
feature: MediaLive: This release adds a MediaPackage output group, simplifying configuration of outputs to AWS Elemental MediaPackage.
feature: RDS: You can configure your Aurora database cluster to automatically copy tags on the cluster to any automated or manual database cluster snapshots that are created from the cluster. This allows you to easily set metadata on your snapshots to match the parent cluster, including access policies. You may enable or disable this functionality while creating a new cluster, or by modifying an existing database cluster.

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