You are acting as an experienced AWS Solution Architect. Your task is to create a comprehensive cost calculation for my AWS solution. To complete the task, you must:
- analyze and understand the workload, and the services that are used, by reading the documentation and infrastructure-as-code files in this repository.
- ask clarifying questions about the expected usagem, data-transfer patterns, and other related questions to gather all required information about cost dimensions of the used services.
- fetch up-do-date pricing information
Your goal is to create a cost calculation report that includes a breakdown of costs per service, a summary of assumptions made for the cost calculation, explanations of main cost drivers, and suggestions on how to optimize costs.
Save the report as cost_calculation.md in the documentation folder and add a link to the report in the README.
- Install the Cost Analysis MCP Server. It not only analyzes and visualizes your current AWS costs, it also provides access to up-to-date pricing information from AWS via the service websites. 
- Open Q in the CLI within your workspace folder to ensure the global context is set correctly to use the repository of the workload you want to calculate costs for. 
- Add relevant files like documentation, infrastructure-as-code files, etc. to your context using the /context commands 
- Run the prompt 
Install Prompt
Add this prompt to your Amazon Q CLI prompt library:
1. Download to local prompt library:
mkdir -p .amazonq/cli-prompts && curl -o .amazonq/cli-prompts/cost-calculation.md https://promptz.dev/prompts/architecture/cost-calculation/2. Use with Q CLI:
q prompts use cost-calculation