Getting started with Amazon Q Developer

Amazon Q Developer is available wherever you work - in popular IDEs, on the command line, or in the AWS Management Console

Amazon Q Developer in the AWS Management Console

1

Sign in to the console or create a free AWS account

Take the tutorial: Create your AWS account.

2

Get expert assistance for your AWS resources

To get started, select the Amazon Q icon in the console Home on the right sidebar. Once signed in, you can also get guidance from Amazon Q on the aws.amazon.com website and in the AWS documentation.

Accessing additional capabilities in the console
Amazon Q can help you perform network troubleshooting by working with VPC Reachability Analyzer to check your connections and inspect your network configuration to identify potential issues. Get started with Amazon Q network troubleshooting.

Selecting Amazon EC2 instances
Amazon Q can help you make quick and cost-effective decisions to find the optimal compute instance type before building your workloads. Amazon Q generates personalized Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance type suggestions, contextualized by your actions in the console. Visit the Amazon EC2 console to get started.

Amazon Q Developer in the IDE

Amazon Q is available in VS Code and the JetBrains family of IDEs. Get started with Amazon Q in just a few minutes.
1

Install

Install the Amazon Q extension for your editor.

2

Authenticate

Q Developer Free Tier users: Create or sign in with Builder ID. Q Developer Professional Tier users: Sign in with AWS IAM Identity Center.

3

Develop software, chat inline, get suggestions, refactor, and transform

Amazon Q can be found in the activity bar in VS Code or the tool window anchored to the top-right space in IntelliJ IDEA.