Does AWS have a changelog for their Price List API?

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Asked By CuriousCat42 On

I've been working on a hobby project that utilizes the AWS Price List API, but it's currently broken. It seems that AWS might have made changes to this API, but I can't find any official documentation or blog post confirming this. Is there a reliable source or changelog where AWS logs changes to the Price List API or even specifies its details?

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Answered By DevGuru99 On

I can check in with the team managing the Price List API soon, but I'm leaning toward the idea that there hasn’t been any official changelog. Could you elaborate on what exactly is broken in your application? Understanding that could help figure out whether it's an API change or an issue in your project.

Answered By TechWhiz23 On

AWS usually doesn’t make significant changes to their APIs, especially ones that would break existing functionality. The Price List API is part of the billing API, and you can find the details in their documentation. Are you experiencing a specific issue that leads you to believe the API itself changed instead of something in your code? You might find that searching for 'AWS API changelog' reveals a lot, even if it’s not directly linked to your issue.

Answered By DetailSeeker88 On

From what I've seen, my application was affected by changes in the JSON structure returned by the API. A couple of issues struck me: certain Amazon RDS products no longer return the `productFamily` key, and some EC2 products lack a `tenancy` attribute. If your code relies on these assumptions, it might not be broken per se, but rather impacted by these changes. Troubleshooting is definitely essential, but I understand the desire for quick answers!

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