Lab complete!
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We will now view usage by account. This helps to highlight where the costs and usage are by linked account. NOTE: you will need one or more multiple accounts for this exercise to be effective.
Select Saved reports from the left menu:
Click on Monthly costs by linked account:
It will show the default last 6 months, with a monthly granularity.
As above, change the graph to Daily granularity and from a bar graph to a Line graph:
Here is the daily granularity line graph. You can see there is one account which has the most cost, so lets focus on that by applying a filter:
On the right click on Linked Account, select the checkbox next to the account we want to focus on, then click Include only and Apply filters:
You can now see this one accounts usage:
Lets see the services breakdown for this account, click on Service to group by services and change it to a line graph:
You can see the service breakdown for this account. Lets see the instance type breakdown for this account, click on Instance Type and change it to a line graph:
You can see the instance type breakdown for this account. Lets see the usage type breakdown for this account, click on Usage Type and change it to a line graph:
Here is the usage type breakdown:
You have now viewed the costs by account and applied multiple filters. You can continue to modify the report by timeframe and apply other filters.
Now that you have completed this lab, make sure to update your Well-Architected review if you have implemented these changes in your workload.
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