Filter your data in the AWS Billing and Cost Management console
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With Cost Explorer, you can filter how you view your AWS costs by one or more of the following values:
API operation
Availability Zone
Billing entity
Charge type
Include all
Instance type
Legal entity
Linked account
Platform
Purchase option
Region
Resources
Service
Tag
Tenancy
Usage type
Usage type group
You can use Cost Explorer to see which service you use the most or apply multiple filters to look at intersecting datasets.
The following procedure shows you how to filter your cost and usage graph based on DynamoDB usage only.
To filter your data
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Open the Billing and Cost Management console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/costmanagement/
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For Filters, choose a Service, and then select DynamoDB.
You can filter by entering DynamoDB in the search box.
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Choose Apply.
To save this view, use your browser's bookmark feature to save your settings. If your view has a forecast, it won't be saved, and instead Cost Explorer displays the most recent forecast when you revisit your saved chart.
Use multiple filters to show data in common
You can combine filters to show data in common. You can use up to 1024 filters in Cost Explorer.
When you select multiple filters, Cost Explorer uses AND. This means if you filter for service of Amazon EC2 and tag of Prod, only data about Amazon EC2 resources tagged with the Prod tag is shown. When you select multiple values within a filter, Cost Explorer uses OR.
Filter and group options
In Cost Explorer, you can filter by the following groups. Note that these are not the same filters as filtering the data that you want to view.
- API operation
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Requests made to and tasks performed by a service, such as write and get requests to Amazon S3.
- Availability Zone
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Distinct locations within a Region that are insulated from failures in other Availability Zones. They provide inexpensive, low-latency network connectivity to other Availability Zones in the same Region.
- Billing entity
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Helps you identify whether your invoices or transactions are for AWS Marketplace or for purchases of other AWS services.
- Charge type
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Different types of charges or fees.
Credit: Any AWS credits that are applied to your account.
Other out-of-cycle charges: Any subscription charges that aren't upfront reservation charges or support charges.
Refund: Any refunds that you received. Refunds are listed as a separate line item in the data table. They don't appear as an item in the chart because they represent a negative value in the calculation of your costs. The chart displays only positive values.
Reservation applied usage: Usage that AWS applied reservation discounts to.
Tax: Any taxes that are associated with the charges or fees in your cost chart. Cost Explorer adds all taxes together as a single component of your costs. If you select five or fewer filters, Cost Explorer displays your tax expenses as a single bar. If you select six or more filters, Cost Explorer displays five bars, stacks, or lines, and then aggregates all remaining items, including taxes, into a sixth bar, stack slice, or plot line that's labeled Other.
Cost Explorer displays your tax costs in the chart only when you choose Monthly drop down.
Usage: Usage that AWS didn't apply reservation discounts to.
- Instance type
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The type of RI that you specified when you launched an Amazon EC2 host, Amazon RDS instance class, Amazon Redshift node, or Amazon ElastiCache node. The instance type determines the hardware of the computer used to host your instance.
- Legal entity
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The Seller of Record of a specific product or service. In most cases, the invoicing entity and legal entity are the same. Possible values include:
Amazon Web Services, Inc. – The entity that sells AWS services.
Amazon Web Services India Private Limited – The local Indian entity that acts as a reseller for AWS services in India.
- Linked account
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The member accounts in an organization.
- Platform
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The operating system that your RI runs on. Platform is either Linux or Windows.
- Purchase option
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The method you choose to pay for your Amazon EC2 instances. This includes Reserved Instances, Spot Instances, Scheduled Reserved Instances, and On-Demand Instances.
- Region
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The geographic areas where AWS hosts your resources.
- Resources
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The unique identifier for your resources.
- Service
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AWS products. To learn what's available, see AWS Products and Services
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A label that you can use to track the costs associated with specific areas or entities within your business.
- Tenancy
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Specifies if the Amazon EC2 instance is hosted on shared or single-tenant hardware. Some tenancy values include Shared (Default), Dedicated, and Host.
- Usage type
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Usage types are the units that each service uses to measure the usage of a specific type of resource. For example, the
BoxUsage:t2.micro(Hrs)usage type filters by the running hours of Amazon EC2 t2.micro instances. - Usage type group
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Usage type groups are filters that collect a specific category of usage type filters into one filter. For example,
BoxUsage:c1.medium(Hrs),BoxUsage:m3.xlarge(Hrs), andBoxUsage:t1.micro(Hrs)are all filters for Amazon EC2 instance running hours, so they are collected into the EC2: Running Hours filter.Usage type groups are available for DynamoDB, Amazon EC2, ElastiCache, Amazon RDS, Amazon Redshift, and Amazon S3. The specific groups available to your account depend on what services you've used. The list of groups that might be available includes but isn't limited to the following:
- DDB: Data Transfer - Internet (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your DynamoDB databases.
- DDB: Data Transfer - Internet (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from your DynamoDB databases.
- DDB: Indexed Data Storage
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that you have stored in DynamoDB.
- DDB: Provisioned Throughput Capacity - Read
Filters by the costs associated with how many units of read capacity that your DynamoDB databases used.
- DDB: Provisioned Throughput Capacity - Write
Filters by the costs associated with how many units of write capacity that your DynamoDB databases used.
- EC2: CloudWatch - Alarms
Filters by the costs associated with how many CloudWatch alarms that you have.
- EC2: CloudWatch - Metrics
Filters by the costs associated with how many CloudWatch metrics that you have.
- EC2: CloudWatch - Requests
Filters by the costs associated with how many CloudWatch requests that you make.
- EC2: Data Transfer - CloudFront (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from your Amazon EC2 instances to a CloudFront distribution.
- EC2: Data Transfer - CloudFront (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your Amazon EC2 instances from a CloudFront distribution.
- EC2: Data Transfer - Inter AZ
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into, out of, or between your Amazon EC2 instances in different AZs.
- EC2: Data Transfer - Internet (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your Amazon EC2 instances from outside the AWS network.
- EC2: Data Transfer - Internet (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from an Amazon EC2 instance to a host outside the AWS network.
- EC2: Data Transfer - Region to Region (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your Amazon EC2 instances from a different AWS Region.
- EC2: Data Transfer - Region to Region (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from your Amazon EC2 instances to a different AWS Region.
- EC2: EBS - I/O Requests
Filters by the costs associated with how many I/O requests that you make to your Amazon EBS volumes.
- EC2: EBS - Magnetic
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that you have stored on Amazon EBS Magnetic volumes.
- EC2: EBS - Provisioned IOPS
Filters by the costs associated with how many IOPS-months that you have provisioned for Amazon EBS.
- EC2: EBS - SSD(gp2)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB per month of General Purpose storage that your Amazon EBS volumes use.
- EC2: EBS - SSD(io1)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB per month of Provisioned IOPS SSD storage that your Amazon EBS volumes use.
- EC2: EBS - Snapshots
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB per month that your Amazon EBS snapshots store.
- EC2: EBS - Optimized
Filters by the costs associated with how many MB per instance hour that your Amazon EBS-optimized instances use.
- EC2: ELB - Running Hours
Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your Elastic Load Balancing load balancers ran.
- EC2: Elastic IP - Additional Address
Filters by the costs associated with how many Elastic IP addresses that you attached to running Amazon EC2 instances.
- EC2: Elastic IP - Idle Address
Filters by the costs associated with Elastic IP addresses that you have that aren't attached to running Amazon EC2 instances.
- EC2: NAT Gateway - Data Processed
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that your network address translation gateways (NAT gateways) processed.
- EC2: NAT Gateway - Running Hours
Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your NAT gateways ran.
- EC2: Running Hours
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Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your Amazon EC2 instances ran.
This Usage Type Group contains only the following Usage Types:
BoxUsage
DedicatedUsage
HostBoxUsage
HostUsage
ReservedHostUsage
SchedUsage
SpotUsage
UnusedBox
- ElastiCache: Running Hours
Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your Amazon ElastiCache nodes ran.
- ElastiCache: Storage
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that you stored in Amazon ElastiCache.
- RDS: Running Hours
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Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your Amazon RDS databases ran.
This Usage Type Group contains only the following Usage Types:
AlwaysOnUsage
BoxUsage
DedicatedUsage
HighUsage
InstanceUsage
MirrorUsage
Multi-AZUsage
SpotUsage
- RDS: Data Transfer – CloudFront – In
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into Amazon RDS from a CloudFront distribution.
- RDS: Data Transfer – CloudFront – Out
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from a CloudFront distribution to Amazon RDS data transfers.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Direct Connect Locations – In
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into Amazon RDS through a Direct Connect network connection.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Direct Connect Locations – Out
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from Amazon RDS through a Direct Connect network connection.
- RDS: Data Transfer – InterAZ
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into, out of, or between Amazon RDS buckets in different Availability Zones.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Internet – In
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your Amazon RDS databases.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Internet – Out
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from your Amazon RDS databases.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Region to Region – In
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to your Amazon RDS instances from a different AWS Region.
- RDS: Data Transfer – Region to Region – Out
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from your Amazon RDS instances to a different AWS Region.
- RDS: I/O Requests
Filters by the costs associated with how many I/O requests that you make to your Amazon RDS instance.
- RDS: Provisioned IOPS
Filters by the costs associated with how many IOPS-months that you have provisioned for Amazon RDS.
- RDS: Storage
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that you have stored in Amazon RDS.
- Redshift: DataScanned
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that your Amazon Redshift nodes scanned.
- Redshift: Running Hours
Filters by the costs associated with how many hours that your Amazon Redshift nodes ran.
- S3: API Requests - Standard
Filters by the costs associated with GET and all other standard storage Amazon S3 requests.
- S3: Data Transfer - CloudFront (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into Amazon S3 from a CloudFront distribution.
- S3: Data Transfer - CloudFront (Out)
Filters by costs associated with how many GB are transferred from a CloudFront distribution to Amazon S3 data transfers, such as how much data was uploaded from your Amazon S3 bucket to your CloudFront distribution.
- S3: Data Transfer - Inter AZ
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred into, out of, or between Amazon S3 buckets in different Availability Zones.
- S3: Data Transfer - Internet (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to an Amazon S3 bucket from outside the AWS network.
- S3: Data Transfer - Internet (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from an Amazon S3 bucket to a host outside the AWS network.
- S3: Data Transfer - Region to Region (In)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred to Amazon S3 from a different AWS Region.
- S3: Data Transfer - Region to Region (Out)
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB are transferred from Amazon S3 to a different AWS Region.
- S3: Storage - Standard
Filters by the costs associated with how many GB that you have stored in Amazon S3.