aws4 - Signs and prepares node.js (and browser) requests using AWS Signature Version 4

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aws4 - Signs and prepares node.js (and browser) requests using AWS Signature Version 4

A small utility to sign vanilla node.js http(s) request options using Amazon's AWS Signature Version 4.Can also be used in the browser.

https://github.com/mhart/aws4

Tags	amazon aws signature s3 ec2 autoscaling cloudformation elasticloadbalancing elb elasticbeanstalk cloudsearch dynamodb kinesis lambda glacier sqs sns iam sts ses swf storagegateway datapipeline directconnect redshift opsworks rds monitoring cloudtrail cloudfront codedeploy elasticache elasticmapreduce elastictranscoder emr cloudwatch mobileanalytics cognitoidentity cognitosync cognito containerservice ecs appstream keymanagementservice kms config cloudhsm route53 route53domains logs
Implementation	Javascript
License	MIT
Platform	OS-Independent

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