This release supports the virtual interface failover test, which allows you to verify that traffic routes over redundant virtual interfaces when you bring your primary virtual interface out of service.
AWS Elemental MediaConvert
Features
AWS Elemental MediaConvert SDK has added support for the encoding of VP8 or VP9 video in WebM container with Vorbis or Opus audio.
AWS Glue
Features
Adding databaseName in the response for GetUserDefinedFunctions() API.
AWS Identity and Access Management
Features
GenerateServiceLastAccessedDetails will now return ActionLastAccessed details for certain S3 control plane actions
Amazon ElastiCache
Features
This release improves the Multi-AZ feature in ElastiCache by adding a separate flag and proper validations.
Amazon Elasticsearch Service
Features
Amazon Elasticsearch Service now offers support for cross-cluster search, enabling you to perform searches, aggregations, and visualizations across multiple Amazon Elasticsearch Service domains with a single query or from a single Kibana interface. New feature includes the ability to setup connection, required to perform cross-cluster search, between domains using an approval workflow.
1.11.7942020-06-02
Amazon GuardDuty
Features
Amazon GuardDuty findings now include S3 bucket details under the resource section if an S3 Bucket was one of the affected resources
1.11.7932020-06-01
AWS Key Management Service
Features
AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS): If the GenerateDataKeyPair or GenerateDataKeyPairWithoutPlaintext APIs are called on a CMK in a custom key store (origin == AWS_CLOUDHSM), they return an UnsupportedOperationException. If a call to UpdateAlias causes a customer to exceed the Alias resource quota, the UpdateAlias API returns a LimitExceededException.
AWS SDK for Java
Bugfixes
Do not purge IMDS credentials if async credential refresh fails.
Fall back to cached credentials when calling IMDS fails after the refresh threshold has passed (assuming credentials have not expired).
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