
In this case, the root issue that caused the AWS cost anomaly can be fixed by implementing an Amazon S3 bucket lifecycle policy rule that automatically removes any incomplete multipart uploads older than one day. Additional details – additional information provided by AWS for the detected anomaly such as the date of occurrence, the duration, and the name and type of the monitor that detected the cost anomaly.Ġ7 Based on the information returned at the previous step you can analyze the selected cost anomaly finding and solve the root issue that caused the cost anomaly.In these cases, Amazon Cost Anomaly Detection service will provide the most prevalent two root causes. There may be multiple root causes occurring at once. Potential root cause # – the root cause of the anomaly which indicates the name of the AWS service, the AWS Account ID, the AWS region, and the usage type that is driving that unusual spend increase.
Summary – a succinct description of the selected cost anomaly which includes the detection date, the number of potential root causes, and the estimated cost impact. 3 and 4 for each Cost Anomaly Detection monitor available in your AWS cloud account.Ġ3 In the navigation panel, under AWS Cost Management, choose Anomaly Detection to access the list of anomaly detection cost monitors available in your AWS account.Ġ4 In the Cost monitors section, click on the name of the cost monitor that you want to access.Ġ5 Choose the cost anomaly that you want to examine by clicking on the anomaly detection date, listed in the Anomalies detected section.Ġ6 On the selected cost anomaly page, in the Anomaly details section, examine the cost anomaly finding by analyzing its details: If one or more cost anomalies are listed in the Anomalies detected section, there are one or more Amazon Cost Anomaly Detection findings that need to be analyzed and solved within your AWS account.Ġ5 Repeat step no. If one or more Cost Anomaly Detection monitors are listed in the Cost monitors section, click on the name of the cost monitor that you want to examine, to access the cost anomalies detected by the selected monitor.Ġ4 On the selected monitor overview page, check the Anomalies detected section for the list of AWS cost anomalies (findings) detected in the last 90 days.
If there are no monitors listed on the Anomaly Detection page, follow the steps outlined in the Cost Anomaly Detection Monitor in Use conformity rule to create Cost Anomaly Detection monitors. Ġ3 In the navigation panel, under AWS Cost Management, choose Anomaly Detection to access the list of anomaly detection cost monitors available in your AWS account. 02 Navigate to AWS Cost Management console at.