Amazon AWS SDK User Manual

AWS SDK for Node.js: Getting Started Guide
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AWS SDK for Node.js Getting Started Guide

Amazon AWS SDK Specifications

General

Category	Software Development Kit (SDK)
Developer	Amazon Web Services (AWS)
License	Apache License 2.0
Purpose	To enable developers to interact with AWS services from their applications.
Supported Languages	Java, Python, JavaScript, .NET, Ruby, PHP, Go, C++
Supported AWS Services	All AWS services
Operating Systems	Windows, macOS, Linux
Latest Version	Varies by SDK and language. Refer to the official AWS documentation for the specific SDK.
Repository	GitHub (for many SDKs)
Documentation	Available on the AWS website.
SDK Features	API abstraction, request signing, error handling, retry logic, data serialization, and support for various authentication methods.