AWS resource-explorer documentation change
Summary
Added multiple new AWS services and resource types to supported resources list including security-related services (AWS Shield, WAFV2, Macie, Inspector, Verified Permissions)
Security assessment
The changes add documentation for security-focused services like AWS Shield (DDoS protection), WAFV2 (web application firewall), Macie (data security), Inspector (vulnerability scanning), and Verified Permissions (access control). While these are security features, there is no evidence this change addresses a specific security vulnerability or incident - it appears to be routine documentation expansion.
Diff
diff --git a/resource-explorer/latest/userguide/supported-resource-types.md b/resource-explorer/latest/userguide/supported-resource-types.md index f24037b6f..8880a7c5b 100644 --- a//resource-explorer/latest/userguide/supported-resource-types.md +++ b//resource-explorer/latest/userguide/supported-resource-types.md @@ -74,0 +75,20 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * AWS Direct Connect + + * AWS Shield + + * AWS Systems Manager Incident Manager + + * AWS WAFV2 + + * Amazon Macie + + * OpenSearch Service Serverless Service + + * Amazon S3 Express + + * Amazon VPC Lattice + + * Amazon Verified Permissions + + * Amazon WorkSpaces Web + @@ -262,0 +283,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * Amazon Inspector + @@ -298,0 +321,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * Amazon Lightsail + @@ -416,0 +441,90 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo +### AWS Direct Connect + + * `directconnect:dx-gateway` + + + + +### AWS Shield + + * `shield:protection` + + * `shield:protection-group` + + + + +### AWS Systems Manager Incident Manager + + * `ssm-incidents:response-plan` + + + + +### AWS WAFV2 + + * `wafv2:ipset` + + * `wafv2:regexpatternset` + + * `wafv2:rulegroup` + + * `wafv2:webacl` + + + + +### Amazon Macie + + * `macie2:allow-list` + + * `macie2:custom-data-identifier` + + * `macie2:findings-filter` + + + + +### OpenSearch Service Serverless Service + + * `aoss:collection` + + + + +### Amazon S3 Express + + * `s3express:bucket` + + + + +### Amazon VPC Lattice + + * `vpc-lattice:service` + + * `vpc-lattice:service/listener` + + * `vpc-lattice:servicenetwork` + + * `vpc-lattice:servicenetworkserviceassociation` + + * `vpc-lattice:targetgroup` + + + + +### Amazon Verified Permissions + + * `verifiedpermissions:policy-store` + + + + +### Amazon WorkSpaces Web + + * `workspaces-web:portal` + + + + @@ -418,0 +533,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `amplify:apps` + @@ -442,0 +559,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `appconfig:application/environment` + @@ -444,0 +563,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `appconfig:extensionassociation` + @@ -456,0 +577,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `app-integrations:application` + @@ -513,0 +636,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `route53-recovery-control:controlpanel/routingcontrol` + @@ -569,0 +694,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `bedrock:agent-alias` + @@ -668,0 +795,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `cloudtrail:dashboard` + @@ -809,0 +938,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `comprehend:flywheel` + @@ -842,0 +973,4 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `profile:domains/integrations` + + * `profile:domains/object-types` + @@ -851,0 +986,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `wisdom:content` + @@ -914,0 +1051,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `devicefarm:instanceprofile` + @@ -1214,0 +1353,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `elasticloadbalancing:listener/gwy` + @@ -1220,0 +1361,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `elasticloadbalancing:loadbalancer/gwy` + @@ -1262,0 +1405,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `mediatailor:vodSource` + @@ -1305,0 +1450,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `fsx:backup` + @@ -1412,0 +1559,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `glue:dataQualityRuleset` + @@ -1418,0 +1567,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `glue:registry` + @@ -1536,0 +1687,9 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo +### Amazon Inspector + + * `inspector:target/template` + + * `inspector2:filter` + + + + @@ -1540,0 +1700,4 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `ivs:encoder-configuration` + + * `ivs:ingest-configuration` + @@ -1542,0 +1706,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `ivs:playback-restriction-policy` + @@ -1544,0 +1710,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `ivs:storage-configuration` + @@ -1682,0 +1850,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo + * `iottwinmaker:workspace/sync-job` + @@ -1772,0 +1942,2 @@ You can still use these resource types in their own services, but they are no lo