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Using the AWS Management Console with our new AWS experience - AWS Management Console

Using the AWS Management Console with our new AWS experience

Warning

We're currently releasing our new experience to a limited number of customers. You might not be able to access this experience yet.

If you signed up using our new AWS experience, you have access to a simplified version of the AWS Management Console. This version of the AWS Management Console includes the following:

  • Generate your AWS credentials – You can generate your AWS credentials and use our set up script to let your AI coding tools create AWS resources in your project.

  • Navigate to AWS service consoles – You can use Unified Navigation to access recently visited service consoles, view and add services to your Favorites list, access your console settings, and access AWS User Notifications. Not every AWS service is supported with our new AWS experience. For more information, see Supported AWS services for Sign up for AWS (new).

  • Search for AWS services and other AWS information – Use Unified Search to search for AWS services and features, and AWS Marketplace products.

  • Menu – Use the menu to move between the AWS Management Console and AWS Settings, switch between active sessions, and customize the various aspects of the AWS Management Console.

  • Run CLI commands – Amazon CloudSearch is accessible directly from the console. You can use Amazon CloudSearch to run AWS CLI commands against your favorite services.

  • Access all AWS event notifications – You can use the AWS Management Console to access notifications from AWS User Notifications and .

  • Chat with Amazon Q – You can get generative artificial intelligence (AI) assistant powered answers to your AWS service questions directly from the console.

Certain tasks are not supported in the AWS Management Console but are supported in AWS Settings. For more information, see Compare sign-up options.