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You can submit a feature request for AWS data analytics services through AWS Support by creating a support case. Here's how to do it:
- Open a Support Case in the AWS Support Center
- Select "Technical Support"
- Choose the specific service (like "OpenSearch Service") for which you want to request a feature
- Set the severity as "General Guidance"
- Use a descriptive title starting with "Feature Request - [Brief Description]"
- In your case description, include:
- Feature Name/Title
- Current Behavior
- Requested Behavior
- Business Impact
- Use Case Details
- Proposed Solution (if any)
To create a support case programmatically, you can use the CreateCase API with the AWS SDK. For example, using JavaScript:
import { CreateCaseCommand } from "@aws-sdk/client-support"; import { client } from "../libs/client.js"; export const main = async () => { try { const response = await client.send( new CreateCaseCommand({ subject: "Feature Request - [Brief Description]", serviceCode: "service-quicksight-end-user", // Use appropriate service code severityCode: "low", categoryCode: "end-user-support", communicationBody: "Feature request details...", }), ); console.log(response.caseId); return response; } catch (err) { console.error(err); } };
If you have AWS Enterprise Support, you can also leverage your Technical Account Manager (TAM) to help advocate for your feature request. Enterprise Support provides 24/7 access to cloud experts and proactive services that can help you achieve your desired business outcomes.
For better assistance, consider attaching relevant information such as CloudWatch logs, application ARNs, architectural framework details, timestamps of any related errors, AWS region information, and details about the services involved.
Sources
Use CreateCase with an AWS SDK or CLI - AWS SDK Code Examples
Use CreateCase with an AWS SDK or CLI - AWS Support
Actions for Support using AWS SDKs - AWS Support
Navigating proactive services within AWS Enterprise Support for optimal results | AWS re:Post
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