[アップデート] AWS Chatbot が Amazon Q Developer を使用して AWS リソースについてチャットで回答してくれる機能をサポートしました

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/invite @aws

@aws API Gatewayはなんですか？

@Yoshiyuki Nakano
 - Invalid input. Valid characters are A-Z a-z . , ? ! @ & : ; ( ) ' " - . Exception: C++ and C# are allowed.

@aws What is API Gateway?

@Yoshiyuki Nakano
 -  API Gateway is a fully managed service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables developers to create, publish, maintain, monitor, and secure APIs at any scale. It supports both RESTful APIs and WebSocket APIs, catering to different types of workloads and use cases.
When you create a RESTful API using API Gateway, you are essentially building a collection of resources and methods that are integrated with backend HTTP endpoints, AWS Lambda functions, or other AWS services. This setup allows for the creation of a request-response model, which is suitable for applications requiring synchronous communication. With API Gateway, you can manage the entire API lifecycle, from creation to monitoring production APIs.
Here's a step-by-step breakdown of what you can do with API Gateway:
  1. Develop REST APIs: Create and manage resources and methods, define request and response structures, and integrate with backend services.
  2. Publish REST APIs: Make APIs available for customers to invoke by creating API keys, managing stages, and deploying API versions.
  3. Optimize API performance: Implement caching, throttling, and other techniques to improve API response times and reduce latency.
  4. Distribute APIs: Distribute APIs to clients using Amazon CloudFront, API Gateway Edge Optimized, or custom domain names.
  5. Protect APIs: Implement security measures such as API keys, IAM roles, and VPC endpoints to secure APIs.
  6. Monitor APIs: Monitor API usage, performance, and errors using Amazon CloudWatch metrics and logs.
API Gateway handles various integration types, including HTTP endpoints, Lambda functions, and other AWS services. It also offers features like WebSocket support, custom domain names, and custom error messages. Additionally, API Gateway has a tiered pricing model, with no minimum fees or startup costs, and you pay only for the API calls you receive and the amount of data transferred out.
Sources
 [1]  Amazon API Gateway concepts - Amazon API Gateway
 [2]  API Gateway REST APIs - Amazon API Gateway
 [3]  API Management - Amazon API Gateway - AWS

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@aws show ec2 instances in running state in ap-northeast-1?

@Yoshiyuki Nakano
 - Sorry, there were no Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud resources in ap-northeast-1 that matched your query.