Bump aws-sdk from 2.410.0 to 2.486.0

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.410.0 to 2.486.0.

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2.486.0

• feature: DocDB: This release provides support for cluster delete protection and the ability to stop and start clusters.
• feature: EC2: This release adds support for specifying a maximum hourly price for all On-Demand and Spot instances in both Spot Fleet and EC2 Fleet.
• feature: Organizations: Specifying the tag key and tag value is required for tagging requests.
• feature: RDS: This release adds support for RDS DB Cluster major version upgrade

2.485.0

• feature: AlexaForBusiness: This release allows developers and customers to add SIP addresses and international phone numbers to contacts.
• feature: EC2: You can now launch 8xlarge and 16xlarge instance sizes on the general purpose M5 and memory optimized R5 instance types.
• feature: Redshift: ClusterAvailabilityStatus: The availability status of the cluster for queries. Possible values are the following: Available, Unavailable, Maintenance, Modifying, Failed.
• feature: WorkSpaces: Minor API fixes for WorkSpaces.

2.484.0

• feature: DirectConnect: Tags will now be included in the API responses of all supported resources (Virtual interfaces, Connections, Interconnects and LAGs). You can also add tags while creating these resources.
• feature: EC2InstanceConnect: Amazon EC2 Instance Connect is a simple and secure way to connect to your instances using Secure Shell (SSH). With EC2 Instance Connect, you can control SSH access to your instances using AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies as well as audit connection requests with AWS CloudTrail events. In addition, you can leverage your existing SSH keys or further enhance your security posture by generating one-time use SSH keys each time an authorized user connects.
• feature: WorkSpaces: Added support for the WorkSpaces restore feature and copying WorkSpaces Images across AWS Regions.

2.483.0

• feature: ApiGatewayV2: You can now perform tag operations on ApiGatewayV2 Resources (typically associated with WebSocket APIs)
• feature: CodeCommit: This release supports better exception handling for merges.

2.482.0

• feature: EC2: Starting today, you can use Traffic Mirroring to copy network traffic from an elastic network interface of Amazon EC2 instances and then send it to out-of-band security and monitoring appliances for content inspection, threat monitoring, and troubleshooting. These appliances can be deployed as individual instances, or as a fleet of instances behind a Network Load Balancer with a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) listener. Traffic Mirroring supports filters and packet truncation, so that you only extract the traffic of interest to monitor by using monitoring tools of your choice.

2.481.0

• feature: APIGateway: Customers can pick different security policies (TLS version + cipher suite) for custom domains in API Gateway
• feature: ApiGatewayV2: Customers can get information about security policies set on custom domain resources in API Gateway
• feature: ApplicationInsights: CloudWatch Application Insights detects errors and exceptions from logs, including .NET custom application logs, SQL Server logs, IIS logs, and more, and uses a combination of built-in rules and machine learning, such as dynamic baselining, to identify common problems. You can then easily drill into specific issues with CloudWatch Automatic Dashboards that are dynamically generated. These dashboards contain the most recent alarms, a summary of relevant metrics, and log snippets to help you identify root cause.
• feature: ClientSideMonitoring: add a host config to client-side monitoring configuration, defaults to be '127.0.0.1'
• feature: ELBv2: This release adds support for UDP on Network Load Balancers
• feature: FSx: Starting today, you can join your Amazon FSx for Windows File Server file systems to your organization's self-managed Microsoft Active Directory while creating the file system. You can also perform in-place updates of file systems to keep your Active Directory configuration up to date.
• feature: ResourceGroupsTaggingAPI: Updated service APIs and documentation.
• feature: SSM: AWS Systems Manager now supports deleting a specific version of a SSM Document.
• feature: SecurityHub: This release includes a new Tags parameter for the EnableSecurityHub operation, and the following new operations: DescribeHub, CreateActionTarget, DeleteActionTarget, DescribeActionTargets, UpdateActionTarget, TagResource, UntagResource, and ListTagsforResource. It removes the operation ListProductSubscribers, and makes Title and Description required attributes of AwsSecurityFinding.
• feature: ServiceQuotas: Service Quotas enables you to view and manage your quotas for AWS services from a central location.

2.480.0

• feature: IAM: We are making it easier for you to manage your permission guardrails i.e. service control policies by enabling you to retrieve the last timestamp when an AWS service was accessed within an account or AWS Organizations entity.
• feature: MediaPackage: Added two new origin endpoint fields for configuring which SCTE-35 messages are treated as advertisements.

2.479.0

• feature: ACMPCA: ACM Private CA is launching Root CAs and hierarchy management, a new feature that expands the scope of ACM Private CA from supporting only subordinate issuing CAs, to now include a full CA hierarchy that includes root CAs - the cryptographic root of trust for an organization.
• feature: Glue: Starting today, you can now use workflows in AWS Glue to author directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) of Glue triggers, crawlers and jobs. Workflows enable orchestration of your ETL workloads by building dependencies between Glue entities (triggers, crawlers and jobs). You can visually track status of the different nodes in the workflows on the console making it easier to monitor progress and troubleshoot issues. Also, you can share parameters across entities in the workflow.
• feature: Health: API improvements for the AWS Health service.
• feature: IoTEventsData: "The colon character ':' is now permitted in Detector Model 'key' parameter values.
• feature: RDS: This release adds support for RDS storage autoscaling

2.478.0

• feature: EC2: You can now launch new 12xlarge, 24xlarge, and metal instance sizes on the Amazon EC2 compute optimized C5 instance types featuring 2nd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors.
• feature: ResourceGroupsTaggingAPI: You can use tag policies to help standardize on tags across your organization's resources.

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Commits

• a291aaf Updates SDK to v2.486.0
• bb82c9e add parsejs gem to local (#2753)
• 28444e6 Updates SDK to v2.485.0
• a0010e6 Updates SDK to v2.484.0
• 2627d1a Updates SDK documentation
• 3d27b96 doc: add lock.yml (#2744)
• 6cdbac6 Updates SDK to v2.483.0
• 3fce451 Updates SDK to v2.482.0
• 3f07255 Updates SDK to v2.481.0
• 202d3d2 add "host" configuration to client-side monitoring configuration (#2736)
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