AWS cost-management documentation change
Summary
Changed terminology from 'click' to 'choose' when referring to interacting with suggested prompts and the 'Ask question' button in Cost Explorer's natural language query feature
Security assessment
This is a terminology/UI wording change that replaces 'click' with 'choose' throughout the document. The change appears to be for consistency with accessibility guidelines or UI terminology standards. There is no security context mentioned in the diff - no references to security vulnerabilities, authentication, authorization, or security features.
Diff
diff --git a/cost-management/latest/userguide/ce-nlq.md b/cost-management/latest/userguide/ce-nlq.md index 91501a4e4..b704c458b 100644 --- a//cost-management/latest/userguide/ce-nlq.md +++ b//cost-management/latest/userguide/ce-nlq.md @@ -30 +30 @@ Cost Explorer enables you to ask questions about your AWS costs using suggested -Cost Explorer displays suggested prompts above your Cost & Usage Overview data. These prompts surface the most commonly asked cost questions, such as "Show me my top spending services this month" or "Show my projected database cost for next month." You can click any prompt to instantly receive insights from **Amazon Q Developer** without needing to type a question. +Cost Explorer displays suggested prompts above your Cost & Usage Overview data. These prompts surface the most commonly asked cost questions, such as "Show me my top spending services this month" or "Show my projected database cost for next month." You can choose any prompt to instantly receive insights from **Amazon Q Developer** without needing to type a question. @@ -32 +32 @@ Cost Explorer displays suggested prompts above your Cost & Usage Overview data. -When you click a suggested prompt, the following occurs: +When you choose a suggested prompt, the following occurs: @@ -45 +45 @@ When you click a suggested prompt, the following occurs: -Each time you load the page or complete a query, the prompts refresh with new suggestions. When you click a prompt during a session, it is replaced with a new prompt, ensuring you always have fresh analytical options to explore. You can scroll horizontally through the prompt container to discover additional suggestions beyond those initially visible. +Each time you load the page or complete a query, the prompts refresh with new suggestions. When you choose a prompt during a session, it is replaced with a new prompt, ensuring you always have fresh analytical options to explore. You can scroll horizontally through the prompt container to discover additional suggestions beyond those initially visible. @@ -49 +49 @@ Each time you load the page or complete a query, the prompts refresh with new su -For questions that go beyond the suggested prompts, the **Ask question** button is positioned next to the suggested prompts. When you click this button, the **Amazon Q Developer** chat panel opens and you can type any cost related question in your own words, such as "What is my current month's cost and usage compared to the previous month?" or "Show me my EC2 costs broken down by instance type for the last 3 months." +For questions that go beyond the suggested prompts, the **Ask question** button is positioned next to the suggested prompts. When you choose this button, the **Amazon Q Developer** chat panel opens and you can type any cost related question in your own words, such as "What is my current month's cost and usage compared to the previous month?" or "Show me my EC2 costs broken down by instance type for the last 3 months." @@ -76 +76 @@ After **Amazon Q Developer** updates your Cost Explorer view, you can: -After clicking a suggested prompt or asking a question using the **Ask question** button, you can continue the dialogue in **Amazon Q Developer** to drill deeper into your costs. For example, after seeing your top spending services, you might ask "Why did my RDS costs increase last month?" or "Break this down by region." **Amazon Q Developer** maintains the conversation context, allowing natural exploration of your cost data. +After choosing a suggested prompt or asking a question using the **Ask question** button, you can continue the dialogue in **Amazon Q Developer** to drill deeper into your costs. For example, after seeing your top spending services, you might ask "Why did my RDS costs increase last month?" or "Break this down by region." **Amazon Q Developer** maintains the conversation context, allowing natural exploration of your cost data.