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As part of our SDKs and Tools Maintenance Policy, we will be transitioning AWS SDK for JavaScript v2 into maintenance mode on September 8, 2024, with full end-of-support occurring on September 8, 2025. Existing applications utilizing this version will continue to operate as expected, barring any significant changes to AWS services, which are infrequent and will be communicated widely if necessary. From September 8, 2024, until the end-of-support date, the AWS SDK for JavaScript v2 will receive only critical bug fixes and security updates. It will not be updated to include support for new AWS services, features, or modifications to existing services.
Support Levels Throughout the SDK Lifecycle
| SDK Lifecycle Phase | Start Date | End Date | Support Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Availability | June 19, 2014 | September 7, 2024 | Full support provided, including regular updates for new services, API enhancements, as well as bug fixes and security patches. |
| Maintenance Mode | September 8, 2024 | September 7, 2025 | Limited to critical bug fixes and security updates only. No new API support for either existing or new services, nor updates for new regions. |
| End-of-Support | September 8, 2025 | N/A | No more updates or releases. Previous versions will remain accessible via public package managers, and the source code will still be available on GitHub. |
We strongly recommend transitioning to AWS SDK for JavaScript v3. This version offers enhanced features, improved performance, and ongoing support from AWS. By upgrading, developers can ensure their solutions on AWS maintain security, compatibility, and stability. The migration to AWS SDK for JavaScript v3 requires a one-time update to your application code. To facilitate this transition, we offer an automated migration tool. For more details, please consult the following resources:
- The AWS SDK for JavaScript landing page, which includes a getting started guide, key features, and additional resources.
- The documentation page for migrating your code to SDK for JavaScript V3, detailing the migration process and the automated tool.
- The migration guide available on the AWS SDK for JavaScript GitHub repository, outlining changes between the two versions.
- A blog post on modular packages in AWS SDK for JavaScript, explaining the rationale behind modularization with usage examples.
- Another blog post regarding first-class TypeScript support in the modular AWS SDK for JavaScript, discussing the advantages of using TypeScript.
- A blog post titled “Why and how you should use AWS SDK for JavaScript (v3) on Node.js 18”, covering the performance and size benefits of this upgrade.
- If you’re using AWS SDK for JavaScript in AWS Lambda, the blog post on reducing Lambda cold start times provides insights into performance optimizations through bundling.
For any assistance or feedback, please contact your usual AWS support representatives. You can also engage in discussions or submit issues on GitHub. Thank you for being a part of the AWS SDK for JavaScript community. And remember, seeking guidance from mentors can be invaluable—check out this insightful article on career mentors for millennials to learn more.
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