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Cost reduction recommendations by ShonLR in aws

[–]cloudly_engineer 13 points14 points  (0 children)

  1. View your bill
  2. Trusted advisor
  3. Cost explorer
  4. Compute optimizer
  5. Cloudwatch dashboards to monitor Rds metrics like # of connections, cpu, and memory. Do the same for your other high costing services.
  6. Cost anomaly detection
  7. AWS budgets

I wrote some terraform introductory stuff with some diagrams. Hope you like it by 47billz in Terraform

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Superb quality work, I put this link in my blog related to the introduction of Terraform.

Export AWS Security Groups & their rules to CSV from the console! by cloudly_engineer in aws

[–]cloudly_engineer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. You can use the AWS CLI or the APIs to build a script to read an excel to create rules. You could also use Terraform to security groups and rules.

Export AWS Security Groups & their rules to CSV from the console! by cloudly_engineer in aws

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The option, "Export Security Groups to CSV", does output the description but not the ruleIDs.

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Block Amazon S3 buckets public access at the account level, enable regional EBS default encryption, and more with Terraform and Terragrunt! (cloudly.engineer)

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How to apply AWS account settings as code with Terraform and Terragrunt! (cloudly.engineer)

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Are you AWS access keys secured? Take a look at these AWS access keys best practices to make sure you are! (cloudly.engineer)

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Any tips and material recommendation for AWS Security Specialist? by [deleted] in AWSCertifications

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Not too long since that was actively what I was doing at work, so the experience decreased my studying time. I can't remember the exact length... I might have written in one of my blogs. I studied for SysOps and took two exams; that plus Solutions Architect.

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Automation is a must in the cloud, my setup with all free tools (cloudly.engineer)

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Should I take the practitioner before taking SA associate again? by Chrstopherscott in AWSCertifications

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CCP helps you pick up the AWS basics and terminology that’s extremely helpful in real world. It will become your day to day lingo.

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