Amazon Web Services Reserved Instances
You can access information about your Amazon Web Services RIs for the selected organization for a 30-day rolling window. Click the following links for more information:
| • | Viewing AWS Reserved Instances |
| • | Exporting AWS Reserved Instance Information. |
Viewing AWS Reserved Instances
You can view the AWS Reserved Instances information such as utilization percentage, end time, instance type, platform and more.
To view AWS Reserved Instances:
| 1. | Go to the Reserved Instances page (Cloud > Cost Optimization > Reserved Instances). The page defaults to the Amazon Web Services tab. |
| 2. | The information presented on the Amazon Web Services tab is retrieved from the AWS Cost Explorer API. To fetch this data, the following Identity and Access Management (IAM) stanza needs to be added to theuser's IAM policy on your AWS parent account. |
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": [
"ce:GetReservationUtilization"
],
"Resource": "*"
}
| 3. | To choose the Amazon Web Services Reserved Instances columns you wish to see in your view, click the Columns button and select the checkboxes next to the appropriate column names. Hover over the button icon to view the button name. |
| 4. | To download the AWS RI information as a CSV including all columns (visible and hidden) in the table, click the Export button. Hover over the button icon to view the button name. |
Exporting AWS Reserved Instance Information
You can export your organization’s AWS RI information to a CSV file to track, share, or perform calculations on coverage.
To export AWS Reserved Instances information:
| 1. | Go to the Reserved Instances page (Cloud > Cost Optimization > Reserved Instances). The page defaults to the Amazon Web Services tab. |
| 2. | Click the Export button. Hover over the button icon to view the button name. |
Note:Regardless of the number of filters selected by clicking the Columns button, all filters are exported to the CSV file. Hover over the button icon to view the button name.