Discover what’s new in cloud automation with amazon.aws 11.0.0 and a major update to the Red Hat Ansible Certified Content Collection for AWS.

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The amazon.aws 11.0.0 release of the Red Hat Ansible Certified Content Collection for AWS focuses on stability, consistency, and long-term maintainability rather than new features. Key changes include refactored S3 module utilities with centralized error handling via S3ErrorHandler, updated minimum SDK requirements (botocore/boto3 ≥ 1.35, awscli ≥ 1.34), and removal of previously deprecated functionality across modules like s3_object, route53_info, iam_user, ec2_security_group, and lambda_info. Notable removals include S3 list mode, CamelCase returns in route53_info replaced by snake_case, and nested list support in ec2_security_group rules. The post also recaps version 10.2.0 highlights including io2 storage support for RDS, increased GP3 volume limits, and improved error messaging. An upgrade action plan is provided covering SDK audits, playbook scanning, logic refactoring, and staging validation.

What’s new in Ansible Certified Content Collection for AWS

Improved stability and maintainability for Amazon S3 automation