AWS Developer Tools Blog

We recently published v2.0.0.rc12 of the aws-sdk-core gem (https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-core-ruby). This release merges the long-running normalized branch onto master. Upgrading Notes Please note, when updating to rc12, you may need to make some minor code changes. These are summarized below: Service modules now have a Client class, these should be used to construct API clients: # […]

After we posted the previous blog, A Fast and Correct Base64 Codec, some readers expressed interest in getting more details about the comparison of various codecs’ performance. So this blog post is a quick follow-up with a side-by-side decode/encode performance comparison of various Base64 codec’s, including AWS SDK for Java, DataTypeConverter, Jakarta Commons Codec and […]

We would like to announce the release of version 2.6.11 of the AWS SDK for PHP. Added support for Amazon Cognito Identity Added support for Amazon Cognito Sync Added support for Amazon CloudWatch Logs Added support for editing existing health checks and associating health checks with tags to the Amazon Route 53 client Added the […]

In AWS, we always strive to make our tools and services better for our customers. One example is the recent improvement we made to the AWS Java SDK’s Base 64 encoding and decoding. In essence, we’ve replaced the use of Jakarta Commons Codec 1.x with a different implementation throughout the entire SDK. Why, you may […]

We would like to announce the release of version 2.6.10 of the AWS SDK for PHP. This release adds support for new regions to the AWS CloudTrail and Amazon Kinesis clients. Install the SDK Install via Composer/Packagist (e.g., "aws/aws-sdk-php": "~2.6.10") Download the aws.phar Download the aws.zip

Amazon S3 recently launched a new feature that lets developers take advantage of server-side encryption, but still control their encryption keys. This new server-side encryption mode for Amazon S3 is called Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C). Using server-side encryption in Amazon S3 with your own encryption keys is easy using the AWS SDK for […]

We would like to announce the release of version 2.6.9 of the AWS SDK for PHP. This release adds support for uploading document batches and submitting search and suggestion requests to an Amazon CloudSearch domain using the new CloudSearch Domain client. It also adds support for configuring delivery notifications to the Amazon SES client, and […]

We would like to announce the release of version 2.6.8 of the AWS SDK for PHP. This release updates the Amazon Elastic Transcoder and Amazon EMR clients to use the latest service descriptions, and fixes a few issues. Added support for closed captions to the Elastic Transcoder client. Added support for IAM roles to the […]

Since Guzzle 4 was released in March (and even before then), we’ve received several requests for us to update the AWS SDK for PHP to use Guzzle 4. Earlier this month, we tweeted about it too and received some pretty positive feedback about the idea. We wanted to take some time to talk about what […]

You may have heard about the Requester Pays feature in Amazon S3 that allows bucket owners to pass the data transfer costs to users who download the data. Users can now use the AWS SDK for Java to enable/disable Requester Pays on their buckets. To enable Requester Pays on an Amazon S3 bucket // create […]