Release v2.2.37 - 2016-04-26

Tag release v2.2.37

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Added support for ClassicLink over VPC peering.
• Feature - Aws::ECR - This update makes it easier to find repository URIs,
  which are now appended to the #describe_repositories, #create_repository,
  and #delete_repository responses.
• Issues - Aws::CognitoIdentityProvider - Remove non-JSON operations.

Release v2.2.36 - 2016-04-21

Tag release v2.2.36

• Feature - Aws::ACM - Adds tagging support for AWS Certificate Manager.
• Feature - Aws::EMR - Includes the Smart Targeted Resize feature. This feature
  builds allows customers to leverage a set of flexible options when scaling
  down EMR clusters with the earlier launched Smart resize. Customers can now
  specify a targeted set of EC2 instances as a blacklist and a whitelist for
  finer control over which instances Smart resize considers when shrinking the
  cluster.
• Feature - Aws::IoT - Adds SQL RulesEngine version support. The SQL RulesEngine
  version allows you to control how your rules will work when new features are
  added and prevents breaking changes.

Release v2.2.35 - 2016-04-19

Tag release v2.2.35

References:
#1161, #1162

• Feature - Aws::S3 - Added support for Amazon S3 accelerate feature.
• Feature - Aws::CognitoIdentityProvider - Added support for AWS Cognito Identity Provider.
• Feature - Aws::CognitoIdentity - Minor update to support some new features of
  Aws::CognitoIdentityProvider.
• Feature - Aws::ElasticBeanstalk - Adds support for automatic platform version upgrades with
  managed updates.
• Feature - Aws::Kinesis - Amazon Kinesis now allows customers to start reading
  from a time position in a stream, enabling easier replay of streaming data
  and more advanced use cases that process data for a specific time frame. You
  can use this feature by calling GetShardIterator and specifying a timestamp
  to start reading data at a given time position in the stream.
• Feature - Aws::DeviceFarm - API update.
• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Added new volume types.
• Feature - Aws::Firehose - Added support for delivery to CloudWatch Logs and
  AWS Elasticsearch Service.

Release v2.2.34 - 2016-04-11

Tag release v2.2.34

References:
#1122, #1139, #1157

• Feature - Aws::IoT - Includes new APIs for AWS IoT that allow you to "bring
  your own certificate".

  Additional information is available in the
  AWS IoT Developer Guide.

Release v2.2.33 - 2016-04-07

Tag release v2.2.33

• Feature - Aws::Lambda - You can now develop your Lambda functions using
  Node.js 4.3.2, in addition to Node.js 0.10.4. In addition to the leveraging
  new features in Node.js 4.3 such as ES6 support, functions written in Node.js
  4.3 can use standard Node.js callback conventions to specify error or return
  values for the function execution. Today, returning values from a lambda
  function requires using specific methods within the Lambda context object. To
  learn more about implementing callbacks within Lambda functions, see our
  documentation.
• Feature - Aws::DirectoryService - Adds support for conditional forwarder APIs.
• Feature - Aws::ElasticBeanstalk - Adds additional response fields to
  #describe_instances_health.

Release v2.2.31 - 2016-03-29

Tag release v2.2.31

• Feature - Aws::CloudFormation - Adds support for change sets.
• Feature - Aws::WAF - Support for XSS (Cross-site scripting) protection.
• Feature - Aws::Redshift - Adds support for cluster IAM roles.
• Feature - Aws::Inspector - New API version.

Release v2.2.30 - 2016-03-24

Tag release v2.2.30

References:
#1141

• Feature - Aws::ElastiCache - Adds support for vertical scaling from one
  ElastiCache instance type to another.
• Feature - Aws::RDS - Adds support for Windows authentication for RDS SQL
  Server.
• Feature - Aws::StorageGateway - Adds support for local console passwords.

Release v2.2.29 - 2016-03-22

Tag release v2.2.29

References:
#1137

• Feature - Aws::DeviceFarm - Pay a flat monthly fee for unlimited testing of
  your Android and iOS apps with AWS Device Farm device slots.
• Feature - Aws::RDS - You can now customize the order in which Aurora Replicas
  are promoted to primary instance during a failover.

Release v2.2.28 - 2016-03-17

Tag release v2.2.28

References:
#1126

• Feature - Aws::S3 - You can now set Incomplete multipart upload expiration
  policies to automatically expire incomplete multipart uploads after a
  predefined number of days.
• Feature - Aws::S3 - · You can now use the Expired object delete markers
  expiration policy to automatically remove the current version delete
  marker when previous versions of the object no longer exist.
• Feature - Aws::IoT - Adding a new rule action for AWS IoT rules engine.
  This action allows you to send IoT data to Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
• Feature - Aws::CloudHSM - Added support for tagging.
• Feature - Aws::MarketplaceMetering - Added support for the new AWS
  Marketplace Metering service.

Release v2.2.27 - 2016-03-15

Tag release v2.2.27

References:
#1127, #1129, #1131, #1133

• Feature - Aws::DatabaseMigrationService - AWS Database Migration Service helps
  you migrate databases to AWS easily and securely. The source database remains
  fully operational during the migration, minimizing downtime to applications
  that rely on the database. The AWS Database Migration Service can migrate your
  data to and from most widely used commercial and open-source databases. The
  service supports homogenous migrations such as Oracle to Oracle, as well as
  heterogeneous migrations between different database platforms, such as Oracle
  to Amazon Aurora or Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL.

  For more information, go to the product page
  and for documentation, go to the
  AWS Database Migration Service User Guide.

• Feature - Aws::SES - Adds support for custom MAIL FROM domains.

• Feature - Aws::EC2 - Implemented Aws::EC2::Image#exists?.

  See related GitHub issue #1127.