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Using AWS billing and usage reports

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Using AWS billing and usage reports - Amazon Elastic File System

When using Amazon EFS, you pay only for the resources you use and there are no minimum fees or setup charges. Like other AWS services, while pricing is quoted on a monthly basis, your usage is prorated by the hour, and you are billed for your average usage over a month.

AWS provides the following reports for Amazon EFS:

  • Billing reports – Multiple reports that provide high-level views of all of the activity for the AWS services that you're using, including Amazon EFS. AWS always bills the owner of the EFS file system for Amazon EFS fees. For more information about billing reports, see AWS Billing reports for Amazon EFS.

  • Usage reports – A summary of activity for a specific service, aggregated by hour, day, or month. You can choose which usage type and operation to include. You can also choose how the data is aggregated. For more information, see AWS usage reports for Amazon EFS.

    The following topics provide information about billing and usage reporting for Amazon EFS.

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