api-billing-service-onboarding
API Billing Service Onboarding
Automates the complete process of adding a new third-party API service to the AWS Lambda-based billing and quota monitoring system.
Purpose
This skill provides a step-by-step workflow for integrating new API services into an existing AWS monitoring infrastructure that tracks account balances, quotas, and usage across multiple third-party services. The system monitors services every 30 minutes, pushes metrics to CloudWatch, triggers alerts via SNS to Feishu, and visualizes data on a centralized dashboard.
When to Use
Use this skill when the user requests to:
- Add monitoring for a new API service's balance, quota, or credits
- Set up alerts for low balance/quota on a third-party service
- Integrate a new service into the billing dashboard
- Monitor remaining usage or spending on an external API
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