How it works
The AWS SDK for Rust simplifies the use of AWS services by providing a set of libraries that are consistent and familiar for Rust developers. All AWS SDKs support API lifecycle considerations such as credential management, retries, data marshaling, and serialization. Visit awslabs/aws-sdk-rust on GitHub for AWS-focused open-source Rust libraries.
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Key Features
The AWS SDK for Rust has a modular architecture with a separate package published for each service. This allows you to minimize your compile times and binary sizes by only compiling code you actually use.
The AWS SDK for Rust has a composable middleware stack used for executing each service API operation. The stack allows you customers to customize the SDK to support advanced use cases, such as custom telemetry, logging, and authentication.
The AWS SDK for Rust is engineered to be fast, with serializers and deserializers that minimize unnecessary copies and allocations. This reduces CPU and memory utilization by the SDK, freeing up more of these resources for your application.
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Additional Resources
Visit Crates.io to get the latest releases of the AWS SDK for Rust for AWS services.