Bert Blommers

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TODO: - [x] Documentation: https://moto--5192.org.readthedocs.build/en/5192/docs/multi_account.html - [x] Determine account ID based on provided aws_access_key - [x] Use account ID to select the correct backend - [x] Use account ID everywhere,...

The release of Moto 4.x is due soon, and will contain the following changes: Multi-Account support ([see the WIP documentation](https://moto--5192.org.readthedocs.build/en/5192/docs/multi_account.html)) Removal of the `mock_dynamodb2` and `mock_rds2` decorators The ThreadedMotoServer will...

announcement

## Deprecation Notice for boto As discussed in #2950, it is about time for us to drop support for Boto2. AWS has dropped support for this a long time ago,...

announcement

Service: Cloudfront Feature: CreateDistribution Field: Comment This field is required, but the documentation says it is 'An optional comment': https://github.com/boto/botocore/blob/develop/botocore/data/cloudfront/2020-05-31/service-2.json#L3658

documentation
service-api

Moto now includes EC2 instance types/SSM parameters for the following new regions: - ap-southeast-3 (Jakarta) - eu-central-2 (Zurich) - eu-south-2 (Spain) - me-central-1 (UAE)

Fixes #6078 Moto used, for the vast majority of services, the `botocore.get_available_regions`-method to determine in what regions a particular service is available. This method was always a bit flaky -...

Moto uses, for the vast majority of services, the `botocore.get_available_regions`-method to determine in what regions a particular service is available. This method was always a bit flaky - it would...

enhancement

The list of required tools mentions `docker`, but that is a umbrella-term for a lot of things. Renaming it to `Docker Desktop` makes it more obvious that this specific Docker...

Related to #7699 Regional services have their data stored in a `BackendDict[ACCOUNT_ID][REGION]` Global services (like S3) would use a magic `global` key instead: `BackendDict[ACCOUNT_ID]["global"]` These services are not truly global...