2023/09/20 - 1 new 1 updated api methods
Changes Adds a new DiscoverInstancesRevision API and also adds InstanceRevision field to the DiscoverInstances API response.
2022/10/18 - 3 updated api methods
Changes Updated the ListNamespaces API to support the NAME and HTTP_NAME filters, and the BEGINS_WITH filter condition.
2021/06/30 - 3 new 5 updated api methods
Changes AWS Cloud Map now allows configuring the TTL of the SOA record for a hosted zone to control the negative caching for new services.
2021/06/01 - 1 updated api methods
Changes Bugfixes - The DiscoverInstances API operation now provides an option to return all instances for health-checked services when there are no healthy instances available.
2021/03/04 - 3 updated api methods
Changes Supports creating API-only services under DNS namespace. Add namespace syntax validation.
2020/10/02 - 1 updated api methods
Changes Added support for optional parameters for DiscoverInstances API in AWS Cloud Map
2020/06/08 - 3 new 4 updated api methods
Changes Added support for tagging Service and Namespace type resources in Cloud Map
2018/11/29 - 2 new 5 updated api methods
Changes AWS Cloud Map lets you define friendly names for your cloud resources so that your applications can quickly and dynamically discover them. When a resource becomes available (for example, an Amazon EC2 instance running a web server), you can register a Cloud Map service instance. Then your application can discover service instances by submitting DNS queries or API calls.
2018/03/13 - 1 new 2 updated api methods
Changes This release adds support for custom health checks, which let you check the health of resources that aren't accessible over the internet. For example, you can use a custom health check when the instance is in an Amazon VPC.
2018/02/06 - 3 updated api methods
Changes This release adds support for registering CNAME record types and creating Route 53 alias records that route traffic to Amazon Elastic Load Balancers using Amazon Route 53 Auto Naming APIs.
2017/12/05 - 17 new api methods
Changes Amazon Route 53 Auto Naming lets you configure public or private namespaces that your microservice applications run in. When instances of the service become available, you can call the Auto Naming API to register the instance, and Amazon Route 53 automatically creates up to five DNS records and an optional health check. Clients that submit DNS queries for the service receive an answer that contains up to eight healthy records.