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Hi @fancy-application-28950 the request params for

attributeFilters

are variable and correspond to the

attributes

we sync from the cloud providers. In your case the

engine

is not a valid key as this doesn’t appear as attribute that AWS provides. Instead it’s

databaseEngine

. So to get valid prices for your query you’d have to change your query to something like:

{ products(filter: {vendorName: \"aws\", service: \"AmazonRDS\", region: \"ap-south-1\", attributeFilters: [{key: \"instanceType\", value: \"db.t2.small\"},{key: \"databaseEngine\", value: \"Aurora MySQL\"}]}) { prices (filter: {purchaseOption: \"on_demand\"}) { USD} } }

Note

databaseEngine

has been added,

deploymentOption

removed and

instanceType

changed to a type that is supported for

Aurora MySQL

. If you want to understand which attributes and filters you can use to query the pricing api, I’d recommend booting a local version of the cloud pricing api and introspecting the db for the information you require. Hope this helps

Yes! Thank you @mysterious-teacher-68276!