Accessing my App

To access your web app created by a web developer on AWS, the method depends on how the application was deployed and which AWS services were used. Here are some general steps you can follow:

1. If your app was deployed using AWS App Studio, you can access it through the AWS Management Console. Navigate to "My applications" in the "Build" section of the navigation pane, then choose "Edit" for the specific application you want to view or manage.

2. For applications deployed using AWS Amplify, you would typically access the app through a CloudFront distribution. Your web developer should provide you with the URL for accessing the application.

3. If the app is hosted on EC2 instances, you might need to use a specific URL or IP address provided by your developer to access it.

4. In some cases, your app might be accessible through AWS Transfer Family. In this case, you would open the AWS Transfer Family console, go to the "Web apps" section, search for your app name, and select the "Access endpoint" to reach your application's landing page.

5. If your application uses Amazon Q Apps, you may need to access it through a specific web experience endpoint URL, which should be provided to you by your administrator.

Remember, the exact method to access your web app can vary based on the specific deployment and configuration choices made by your web developer. It's best to consult with them or your AWS administrator for the precise access instructions for your particular application.
Sources
Where can I find my Application in instance | AWS re:Post
Task 4: Access your AWS Transfer Family web app
Using the web experience to create and run Amazon Q Apps - Amazon Q Business