A user wants to analyze their AWS costs with daily detail using AWS Cost Explorer. Which granularity setting should they choose to see daily cost data?
Think about the smallest time unit AWS Cost Explorer supports for cost granularity.
AWS Cost Explorer supports DAILY granularity to show cost data broken down by each day. MONTHLY and WEEKLY are coarser, and HOURLY is not supported for cost granularity.
Which filter should you apply in AWS Cost Explorer to view costs only for Amazon EC2 services?
Think about which filter directly relates to AWS products like EC2, S3, etc.
The 'Service' filter lets you select specific AWS services such as Amazon EC2 to view their cost data separately.
A company wants to track costs by project and environment using AWS Cost Explorer. What is the best practice to achieve this?
Consider how AWS Cost Explorer can automatically group costs by custom labels.
Enabling cost allocation tags for project and environment allows AWS Cost Explorer to break down costs by these tags automatically, making tracking easier and more accurate.
Which IAM permission is required to allow a user to view cost and usage reports in AWS Cost Explorer?
Look for the permission that starts with 'ce' related to Cost Explorer.
The 'ce:GetCostAndUsage' permission allows users to retrieve cost and usage data from AWS Cost Explorer.
A large AWS account with many resources experiences slow AWS Cost Explorer queries. What is the best practice to improve query performance?
Think about how limiting data scope affects query speed.
Reducing the date range and applying filters limits the amount of data processed, improving query speed and responsiveness in AWS Cost Explorer.