Amazon Q Developer now enables you to query and analyze data stored in your AWS services directly from the AWS Management Console as well as Slack, Microsoft Teams chat, and the AWS Console Mobile Application. For example, Amazon Q Developer can now analyze transaction receipts stored in an AWS S3 bucket, examine records in AWS DynamoDB tables, or review CloudWatch logs, all through natural language conversations. This feature helps reduce the time and effort required to manage and troubleshoot your cloud environment by eliminating the need to navigate multiple interfaces or manually compile information from different sources. This feature is available today without any additional configuration necessary.
Amazon Q Developer’s service data queries are available in all AWS Regions where Amazon Q Developer is supported. To align with their organization’s security and governance requirements, administrators can use IAM permissions to control the service data Amazon Q is allowed to access.
To learn more about Amazon Q’s service data query capabilities, visit the Amazon Q documentation.
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