Bump aws-sdk from 2.635.0 to 2.639.0

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Bumps aws-sdk from 2.635.0 to 2.639.0.

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Release v2.639.0

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Release v2.638.0

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Release v2.637.0

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Release v2.636.0

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2.639.0

• feature: ApiGatewayV2: Amazon API Gateway HTTP APIs is now generally available. HTTP APIs offer the core functionality of REST API at up to 71% lower price compared to REST API, 60% lower p99 latency, and is significantly easier to use. As part of general availability, we added new features to route requests to private backends such as private ALBs, NLBs, and IP/ports. We also brought over a set of features from REST API such as Stage Variables, and Stage/Route level throttling. Custom domain names can also now be used with both REST And HTTP APIs.
• feature: EC2: Documentation updates for EC2
• feature: Iot: As part of this release, we are extending capability of AWS IoT Rules Engine to support IoT Cloudwatch log action. The IoT Cloudwatch log rule action lets you send messages from IoT sensors and applications to Cloudwatch logs for troubleshooting and debugging.
• feature: LexModelBuildingService: Amazon Lex now supports tagging for bots, bot aliases and bot channels.
• feature: SecurityHub: The AWS Security Finding Format is being augmented with the following changes. 21 new resource types without corresponding details objects are added. Another new resource type, AwsS3Object, has an accompanying details object. Severity.Label is a new string field that indicates the severity of a finding. The available values are: INFORMATIONAL, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, CRITICAL. The new string field Workflow.Status indicates the status of the investigation into a finding. The available values are: NEW, NOTIFIED, RESOLVED, SUPPRESSED.

2.638.0

• feature: Redshift: Amazon Redshift now supports operations to pause and resume a cluster on demand or on a schedule.

2.637.0

• feature: EC2: Documentation updates for EC2
• feature: IoTEvents: API update that adds a new parameter, durationExpression, to SetTimerAction, and deprecates seconds
• feature: MarketplaceCommerceAnalytics: Change the disbursement data set to look past 31 days instead until the beginning of the month.
• feature: ServerlessApplicationRepository: AWS Serverless Application Repository now supports sharing applications privately with AWS Organizations.
• feature: TranscribeService: Amazon Transcribe's Automatic Content Redaction feature enables you to automatically redact sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) from transcription results. It replaces each instance of an identified PII utterance with a [PII] tag in the transcript.

2.636.0

• feature: DMS: Added new settings for Kinesis target to include detailed transaction info; to capture table DDL details; to use single-line unformatted json, which can be directly queried by AWS Athena if data is streamed into S3 through AWS Kinesis Firehose. Added CdcInsertsAndUpdates in S3 target settings to allow capture ongoing insertions and updates only.
• feature: EC2: Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) NAT Gateway adds support for tagging on resource creation.
• feature: MediaLive: AWS Elemental MediaLive now supports the ability to configure the Preferred Channel Pipeline for channels contributing to a Multiplex.

Commits

• b140a5d Updates SDK to v2.639.0
• 999ebda Updates SDK to v2.638.0
• f1d2c7d Updates SDK to v2.637.0
• db4cb0f Updates SDK to v2.636.0
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