AWS is shaking up that model by releasing a JavaScript SDK that securely accesses AWS services from the browser, thus eliminating in some cases the need for any server-side code.

Amazon today launched the developer preview of its AWS SDK for JavaScript. With this, developers can now easily build dynamic JavaScript applications that can access AWS services from the browser ...

Node 18 support in AWS Lambda! They're also including v3 of the AWS JavaScript SDK now, which is great news if you're using that - one less thing to bundle in your deployments.

The AWS JavaScript SDK should detect $ {filename} in any field (including success_action_redirect) and avoid generating exact match conditions that would interfere with S3's variable substitution.

In our testing, the default SDK client timeout is less then 72s and can easily cause the RequestTimeout. To fix this you simply need to increase the socketTimeout in the S3 client.