A history of AWS service announcements (either pre-announced or in some form of limited preview, like beta) and releases (generally available in one or more AWS regions).

This information was obtained from public web pages, mainly What's New with AWS and Jeff Barr's blog posts.

You can view a live version of this site here.

If you'd like to add a new or missing service, 2 changes need to be made:

1. Add the service to the services.json file. In addition to name and category properties, each service must have at least one of 'announced' or 'released' dates and associated links. 'announced' means the service is/was either not yet available, or in limited preview or beta. 'released' means the service is available to everyone in one or more regions. Sometimes a single blog post indicates a service is both being 'announced' and 'released' at the same time. In that case, just indicate 'released' (but duplicating the info in 'announced' doesn't break anything).

2. Upload the icon for the service to the icons folder. You can generally find these here (if it's an existing service that I forgot to add) in the SVG assets zip file, in the SVG Dark/<category> folder. For new services that don't yet have an icon, you can use the category icon instead. The name of the icon file must match that of the associated service.

3. Please test your modifications in a browser before submitting a PR. Note that some browsers, e.g. Google Chrome, might not correctly render index.html when not accessed through http(s). This is because of the use of CORS. For local testing you might want to bypass these security controls by passing --disable-web-security as a command line flag to the Chrome executable.