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Regions and quotas for Amazon Q Developer in chat applications

Although most AWS Regions are active by default for your AWS account, certain Regions are activated only when you manually select them. This document refers to those Regions as opt-in Regions. In contrast, Regions that are active by default, as soon as your AWS account is created, are referred to as commercial Regions, or simply, Regions.

Supported Regions for Amazon Q Developer in chat applications

Supported Regions include:

  • US East (Ohio)

  • US East (N. Virginia)

  • US West (N. California)

  • US West (Oregon)

  • Asia Pacific (Mumbai)

  • Asia Pacific (Osaka)

  • Asia Pacific (Seoul)

  • Asia Pacific (Singapore)

  • Asia Pacific (Sydney)

  • Asia Pacific (Tokyo)

  • Canada (Central)

  • Europe (Frankfurt)

  • Europe (Ireland)

  • Europe (London)

  • Europe (Paris)

  • Europe (Stockholm)

  • South America (São Paulo)

You can combine Amazon SNS topics from multiple Regions in a single Amazon Q Developer configuration.

Opt-in Regions

Opt-in Regions aren't enabled by default. You must manually enable these Regions to use them with Amazon Q Developer in chat applications. For more information about AWS Regions, see Managing AWS Regions. The following opt-in Regions are supported:

  • Africa (Cape Town)

  • Asia Pacific (Hong Kong)

  • Asia Pacific (Hyderabad)

  • Asia Pacific (Jakarta)

  • Asia Pacific (Malaysia)

  • Asia Pacific (Melbourne)

  • Asia Pacific (Thailand)

  • Canada West (Calgary)

  • Europe (Milan)

  • Europe (Spain)

  • Europe (Zurich)

  • Israel (Tel Aviv)

  • Middle East (Bahrain)

  • Middle East (UAE)

  • Mexico (Central)

Endpoints and quotas for Amazon Q Developer in chat applications

Amazon Q Developer currently supports service endpoints, however there are no adjustable quotas. For more information about Amazon Q Developer endpoints and quotas, see Amazon Q Developer endpoints and quotas.