Refer to the AWS Cost and Usage Report for more details.
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Click Support on the navigation bar on the upper-right. |
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Choose Support Center. Your currently signed-in account number (ID) appears in the Support Center title bar. |
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On the navigation pane, choose Reports. |
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Choose Create report. |
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Report name: enter the name of report. |
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Additional report details: select Include resource IDs. |
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S3 bucket: Enter the name of the Amazon S3 bucket where you want the reports to be delivered and then select Verify. The bucket must have appropriate permissions. |
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Click Sample Policy link and copy and paste the text in this sample policy into the permissions associated with your Amazon S3 bucket. |
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Open a new Page to access your S3 bucket, click Permissions and then Bucket policy. Paste the text in this sample policy into the permissions associated with your Amazon S3 bucket. |
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AWS monitoring user ARN (in line 32): "arn:aws:iam::88888888:user/exampleAWSUserTest": |
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S3 bucket ARN (in line 15, 26, and 35): "arn:aws:s3:::exampleBucketNameTest": |
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Report path prefix - Optional: Enter the report path prefix that you want to name of your report. |
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Time granularity: Choose Daily. |
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Enable report data integration for: Leave blank. |
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Compression type: Choose GZIP or ZIP |
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Click Next, after you have reviewed the settings for your report, choose Review and Complete. |
A complete setup includes the following two steps:
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In the Resource Groups view, click the user which Access Key is to be retrieved. |
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Click Download .csv file to keep the access key and secret access key somewhere safe. |
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(Optional) If you see the Limit exceed message, click the button next to the Status column to delete an access key that is not being used. Then repeat Step 6 to create and retrieve a new access key. |
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