An Amazon API key allows you access to Amazon's applications and services. The API key is a unique code -- much like a password that allows you access to Amazon's servers.

Furthermore, Amazon manages the service and customers only have to pay for each API call and amount of data transferred out. However, for Private APIs, there is no data transfer out charges.

Finally, Amazon Verified Permissions is available in all commercial AWS regions, and more details about its integration with AWS API Gateway and Amazon Cognito can be found on the user guide.

Amazon's Music Skill API, which enables developers to connect streaming services to Alexa voice apps, is now publicly available.

These two API keys combined allow you the access to display products on your blog. Navigate to Amazon page of the product you want to display. Scroll down the page and locate the "ASIN" section.

Life just got a little bit easier for developers who rely on Amazon Web Services Inc.’s cloud services, thanks to the availability of its new AWS Cloud Control API.

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Amazon took some time today to discuss the new Amazon Maps API it released alongside the Kindle Fire HD earlier this month. According to a post on the Amazon Mobile App Distribution blog, the new ...

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