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AWS Tools for PowerShell

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https://github.com/aws/aws-tools-for-powershell

A set of PowerShell cmdlets for managing AWS services. It offers three distribution options: the modern modular AWS.Tools for PowerShell 6+, the monolithic AWSPowerShell.NetCore for PowerShell 6+ and 3.0-5.1, and the legacy AWSPowerShell for versions 2.0-5.1.

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What's inside AWS Tools for PowerShell

  1. AWS Tools for PowerShell 4.1.16.0 (2021-11-19) Release Summary

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    In version 4.1.16.0, AWS Tools for PowerShell updated its underlying engine to use AWS .NET SDK 3.7.164.0. This version introduced significant new cmdlets and parameter updates across several services including Amazon Amplify, AppConfig, Appflow, Audit Manager, Auto Scaling, Backup, Batch, Chime, CloudFront, CloudWatch, CodeBuild, Connect, and Data Exchange.

  2. AWS .NET SDK version updates in AWS Tools for PowerShell

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    AWS Tools for PowerShell periodically updates its underlying AWS .NET SDK to leverage new features and improvements.

    • Version 5.0.0-preview001 uses AWS .NET SDK 4.0.0.0.
    • Version 4.1.727 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.954.0.
    • Version 4.1.726 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.953.1.
    • Version 4.1.725 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.953.0.
    • Version 4.1.724 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.952.0.
    • Version 4.1.723 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.951.0.
    • Version 4.1.722 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.950.0.
    • Version 4.1.721 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.949.0.
    • Version 4.1.720 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.948.0.
    • Version 4.1.719 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.947.0.
    • Version 4.1.718 uses AWS .NET SDK 3.7.946.0.

  3. SDK Update: AWS .NET SDK 4.0.283.0 to 4.0.286.0

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    Starting from version 5.0.248, AWS Tools for PowerShell transitioned to using newer versions of the AWS .NET SDK. This includes updates to version 4.0.283.0 (5.0.248), 4.0.284.0 (5.0.249), 4.0.285.0 (5.0.250), and 4.0.286.0 (5.0.251). These updates allow the tools to leverage new features and improvements within the underlying AWS .NET SDK. For detailed changes to the SDK itself, refer to the AWS SDK for .NET changelog.

  5. AWS Tools for PowerShell uses AWS .NET SDK 4.0.278.0

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    As of version 5.0.243, AWS Tools for PowerShell has transitioned to using AWS .NET SDK 4.0.278.0. This update allows the tools to leverage new features and improvements introduced in the underlying .NET SDK. For a detailed list of changes in the SDK, refer to the AWS SDK for .NET changelog.

    AWS Tools for PowerShell now use AWS .NET SDK 4.0.278.0

  6. AWS Tools for PowerShell uses AWS .NET SDK 4.0.258.0

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    As of version 5.0.222 (2026-05-29), AWS Tools for PowerShell has transitioned to using AWS .NET SDK 4.0.258.0. This update allows the tools to leverage new features and improvements introduced in the underlying SDK. For a detailed list of changes in the SDK itself, refer to the AWS SDK for .NET changelog.

  7. AWS Tools for PowerShell uses AWS .NET SDK 3.3.637.0 (Version 4.0.1.0)

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    Starting with version 4.0.1.0 (released 2019-11-25), AWS Tools for PowerShell uses the AWS .NET SDK 3.3.637.0. This update allows the tools to leverage new features and improvements introduced in that SDK version. For a detailed list of changes in the underlying SDK, refer to the AWS SDK for .NET changelog.

  10. Manage ECR image tags and Windows container images

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    As of version 3.3.4.0, Amazon EC2 Container Registry (ECR) cmdlets support Docker Image Manifest V2 (Schema 2). This enables:

    • Using multiple tags per image.
    • Storing Windows container images.
    • Compatibility with the Open Container Initiative (OCI) image format.

    Users can add tags via PutImage and delete tags using BatchDeleteImage.

  11. AWS Tools for PowerShell uses AWS .NET SDK 3.3.604.0

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    As of version 3.3.604.0 (released 2019-10-11), AWS Tools for PowerShell leverages the AWS .NET SDK 3.3.604.0. This update allows the tools to utilize new features and improvements introduced in that SDK version. For a detailed list of changes to the underlying SDK, refer to the AWS .NET SDK changelog.