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I understand your frustration with the lack of visibility into your Amazon Q Developer Pro subscription usage. Let me address your concerns based on the current state of the service.
Regarding the Kiro rebranding you're seeing: Kiro is indeed the new name for Amazon Q Developer CLI. This is a rebranding effort, and the Kiro console maintains all the same functionality as the Amazon Q Developer console. If you're managing Amazon Q Developer Pro subscriptions, you should use the Kiro console for subscription management. However, the Users & Groups page under Kiro is specifically for managing Kiro subscriptions, not Amazon Q Developer subscriptions.
For Amazon Q Developer Pro tier upgrades with Builder IDs: When users reach free tier limits, they're prompted to subscribe to the Pro tier by connecting their AWS account and Builder ID through the Amazon Q Developer console. The Pro tier provides higher usage limits without requiring additional configuration or management.
Unfortunately, based on the available information, there isn't specific documentation about a dedicated usage dashboard within the Amazon Q Developer console that displays real-time consumption against your Pro tier limits (the 10,000 inference calls, 30 instances, 4,000 lines of code, and 1,000 queries you mentioned).
For monitoring AWS service usage and costs more broadly, you might consider:
AWS Cost Explorer: This service provides cost and usage analysis, though it focuses on billing data rather than feature-specific usage metrics. It offers hourly granularity for cost and usage data across AWS services.
Amazon CloudWatch: While primarily for monitoring AWS resources and applications, CloudWatch provides metrics and logging capabilities. However, there's no specific mention of native Amazon Q Developer usage metrics being available through CloudWatch.
I recommend contacting AWS Support directly with your account details so they can:
- Verify your specific subscription configuration
- Clarify which limit has been reached
- Provide your current usage data
- Explain the expected dashboard functionality for Pro tier subscribers
- Address any issues related to the Kiro rebranding transition
As a paying Pro subscriber, you should have access to appropriate usage visibility, and AWS Support can provide account-specific assistance that goes beyond general documentation.
Sources
Upgrade to Kiro - Amazon Q Developer
Amazon Q Developer introduces Pro Tier upgrades for Builder IDs - AWS
AWS Cost Explorer Pricing - Amazon Web Services
Amazon CloudWatch Pricing | Free Tier Available
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