Introduction:
Amazon Q Developer is available wherever you work—in popular IDEs, on the command line, in the AWS Management Console, GitLab Duo with Amazon Q, and in the Amazon Q Developer transformation web experience.
Different IDE's where you can start using Amazon Q Developer:
- JetBrains
- VS Code
- Visual Studio
- Command Line
- Eclipse
Using Amazon Q in VS Code:
- Open Visual studio code --> Extensions -> search for Amazon Q and then install
- We need to choose one options for Amazon Q to login
- I have choosen option1 and popup window like below and you need to Allow Access
- Close browser and ready to use from VS Code
Pricing Overview
Amazon Q Developer reimagines the experience across the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC), making it faster and easier to build, secure, manage, and optimize applications on or off of AWS. Amazon Q Developer offers two pricing tiers.
Upgrade to Kiro
The Amazon Q Developer CLI has been rebranded to Kiro.
- What does this rebrand mean for you? If you're a user with a personal account: Optionally upgrade the Q CLI and Amazon Q extension in your IDE to Kiro to take advantage of all the updates that will only be available in Kiro going forward
- If you're an administrator of Amazon Q Developer Pro subscriptions: Start using the Kiro console to manage your users' subscriptions. The Kiro console is a rebrand of the Amazon Q Developer console, with all the same functionality
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