AWS support for AWS Transform
AWS Transform enables you to create and manage AWS Support cases through the chat if you encounter
issues during your transformation jobs. Your cases are automatically enriched with job
context and routed to the appropriate support team. If you are an active Countdown Premium
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Prerequisites
Before you can use support case management, you need:
An active AWS Support plan - Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, or Enterprise
An existing AWS Transform application
Enabling Support Case Management
Open the AWS Transform console.
In the navigation pane, choose Settings.
Under Support, choose Enable Support case management.
Choose Save changes.
AWS Transform uses a service-linked role (SLR) to create and manage support cases on your behalf. No additional IAM permissions are required.
Creating a Support Case
To create a support case, use the chat interface:
Ask to create a support case. For example:
"Create a support case for my failed transformation job"
"I need help with job errors, create a case"
The chat prompts you for required information:
A brief description of your issue
A detailed description
Confirm the case creation when prompted.
The case is automatically populated with context from your transformation job, including:
Job ID and status
Job metadata
Job execution logs (work logs)
Job plan
The case is automatically assigned based on your job type and issue category.
Viewing Support Cases
To view your support cases, prompt the chat:
"List my support cases"
"Show me open support cases"
"What's the status of my cases?"
The chat will display:
Case ID
Subject
Status, such as Open, Pending, Resolved, or Closed
Last updated date
Associated job ID
To view details of a specific case:
"Show me details for case [case-id]"
"What's the latest update on case [case-id]?"
Adding Communications to a Case
To add a message to an existing case:
Ask the chat: "Add a message to case [case-id]"
Provide your message when prompted.
The chat will confirm the message was added.
You'll receive notifications when AWS Support responds to your case.
Resolving a Case
To resolve a support case:
Ask the chat: "Resolve case [case-id]"
Confirm the resolution when prompted.
Note
You can only resolve cases that have been addressed by AWS Support.
Disabling Support Case Management
Open the AWS Transform console.
In the navigation pane, choose Settings.
Under Support, choose Disable Support case management.
Choose Save changes.
Note
Disabling Support case management removes the chat-based case management interface but does not close existing cases. You can still access your cases through the AWS Support Center.