feat(aws-dataprocessing-mcp-server): Add Glue Commons and ETL Handlers

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Summary

Changes

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Glue Commons handler

Added MCP Tools for managing AWS Glue Usage Profiles, Security Configurations, Catalog Encryption Settings and Catalog Resource Policies.

• Usage Profiles are cost-saving tools designed to enforce certain job or interactive session configurations on jobs or sessions created using the associated IAM role.
• Security Configurations are objects which allow customers to enforce certain encryption patterns on their Glue jobs, sessions, crawlers etc.
• Catalog Encryption Settings are configurations which define the encryption-at-rest and connection-password-encryption settings for a specific catalog
• Resource Policies are user-defined policies applied to Glue catalogs, databases or tables which restrict or enable access to the associated resource

This implementation includes:

• Core functionality for AWS Glue Usage Profiles and Security Config, Catalog Encryption and Catalog Resource Policy management
• Standardized operation naming conventions with hyphenated format (e.g., 'create-profile', 'get-profile')
• Comprehensive error handling and validation
• Support for both read-only and write operations with appropriate access controls
• Detailed documentation for each operation

Glue ETL handler

Add MCP Tools for managing AWS Glue Jobs. This includes all required tools for creating, deleting, updating and running Glue jobs.

This implementation includes:

• Core functionality for AWS Glue Usage Profiles and Security Config management
• Standardized operation naming conventions with hyphenated format (e.g., 'create-job', 'start-job-run')
• Comprehensive error handling and validation
• Support for both read-only and write operations with appropriate access controls
• Detailed documentation for each operation

User experience

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Glue Commons handler

Before: Users had limited ability to interact with AWS Glue Usage Profiles and Security Configurations through LLM interfaces, requiring manual AWS console or CLI interactions for creation/deletion/update management tasks.

After: Users can now perform comprehensive AWS Glue operations for managing these resources directly through the MCP server, including:

• Creating, updating, retrieving, and deleting usage profiles
• Creating, retrieving and deleting security configurations
• Updating and retrieving catalog encryption settings
• Updating, retrieving and deleting Glue catalog resource policies

Glue ETL handler

Before: Users had limited ability to interact with AWS Glue Jobs through LLM interfaces, requiring manual AWS console or CLI interactions for creation/deletion/update management tasks.

After: Users can now perform comprehensive AWS Glue operations for managing these resources directly through the MCP server, including:

• Creating, updating, retrieving, and deleting jobs
• Starting, retrieving and stopping job runs
• Retrieving and resetting job bookmarks

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• I have reviewed the contributing guidelines
• I have performed a self-review of this change
• Changes have been tested
• Changes are documented

Is this a breaking change? N

RFC issue number: awslabs#614

Checklist:

• Migration process documented
• Implement warnings (if it can live side by side)

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