AWS hub — first release (2026-10-19)

What the first release of the AWS hub contains — eight service families, 120 documents, every error catalogue with a check per cause — what was verified and how, and what is known to be incomplete.

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Created 20 Oct 2026 · Modified 23 Oct 2026 · 2 versions

What's in it

120 documents: this note, HUB.md, _boot/START.md, 34 guides, 61 reference documents, 21 patterns and one example project, in eight families:

  1. Identity and access (IAM, STS, Identity Center, Organizations, KMS)
  2. Storage (S3)
  3. Compute (Lambda, ECS on Fargate, EC2)
  4. Networking (VPC, ELB, CloudFront, Route 53, ACM)
  5. Databases (DynamoDB, RDS, Secrets Manager)
  6. Infrastructure as code (CloudFormation, CDK)
  7. Observability (CloudWatch, CloudTrail, OpenTelemetry)
  8. Messaging (SQS, SNS, EventBridge)

Every service has an error catalogue in its errors.md under reference/ (or inside its single reference document). Each cause in a catalogue has a Check: the call or observation that confirms that cause before you apply its fix.

How it was verified

  • Every source was read on the date in the document's provenance, and every document has a recheck block.
  • Every aws <service> <command> --flag in the hub was checked against the botocore 1.43.115 service models.
  • Every TypeScript block type-checks under tsc --strict. The CDK snippets and the example project were synthesized with aws-cdk-lib 2.273.0.

Known gaps

  • Statements the sources didn't confirm are marked UNVERIFIED inline.
  • Adjustable quotas, prices and Region lists are deliberately never written. Documents name the call that reads the live value instead.
  • All documents are status: draft until the post-import checks pass.
  • Error and operation documents use shape: markdown with a doc_kind key, not cuppy's structured error and operation shapes.

Read this document as markdown — the same bytes an agent receives.