Release: AWS SDK for Ruby 1.6.6

You can now manage the CORS rules for your buckets in Amazon S3.

bucket = AWS::S3.new.buckets['bucket-name']

# adding a rule, see also #set
bucket.cors.add(
  :allowed_methods => ['GET','HEAD'],
  :allowed_origins => ['*'])

# enumerating rules
bucket.cors.each do |rule|
  # get all of the rules for this bucket
end

# removing rules
bucket.cors.delete_if {|rule| rule.allowed_origins.include?('*') }

# remove all rules
bucket.cors.clear

Added VPC attributes to AWS::ELB::LoadBalancer and AWS::ELB::LoadBalancerCollection#create.

You can now tag your buckets in S3.

bucket = AWS::S3.new.buckets['bucket-name']
# add a tag
bucket.tags['contents'] = 'photos'
bucket.tags #=> { 'contents' => 'photos' }

# remove all tags
bucket.tags = {}
        

The AWS SDK for Java allows you to describe the materials used in client-side encryption. Added an option to S3Object#write for setting the material description so that these objects can be read by the Java SDK.

bucket = AWS::S3.new.buckets['bucket-name']
bucket.objects['key'].write(file, :encryption_key => '...', :encryption_matdesc => '...')

Thanks to Brian Buchanan for his fix on the default credential provider. Refreshing did not previously cause the provider to refresh the internal list of providers.

Resolved an issue in the #request_spot_instances method that caused it to serialize the :security_groups options incorrectly.

The string 'NotificationARNs' was inflected incorrectly causing bugs with a few of the AWS::CloudFormation::Client methods.