The metrics are designed to give a starting point for cloud customers to optimize usage on the cloud, which can be refined and extended based on teh requirements and nature of the cloud environment. Clear and up-to-date methodology is important to provide transparency and support future refinement. We welcome contributions and do not provide any guarantees for accuracy.
The number of elastic compute services. These services and features can be easily configured to dynamically scale down in periods of low demand.
At the time of writing, the following resources are covered:
Elastic Resources:
- EC2 instances part of an AutoScaling Group.
- EC2 instances managed by a kubernetes cluster autoscaler.
Non-Elastic Resources
- All other EC2 instances.
Data is sourced from AWS EC2 API.
The number of S3 buckets which have S3 lifecycle Configuration associated. Data is sourced from AWS S3 API.
It presents a tabular and a timeseries view of the amount of daily usage (vCPU hours) of EC2 instances (including instances used by other services such as RDS and Neptune) by physical processor type.
Shows the daily number of vCPU hours of on-demand, reserved, savings plan and spot instances. Only includes EC2 service.
Shows the maximum CPU utilization in a 6-hour period for selected EC2 instances. Sourced from CloudWatch.
Shows the maximum CPU utilization in a 6-hour period for selected RDS instances. Sourced from CloudWatch.
Lists the Elastic Load Balancers that haven't received traffic but have been running for at least 7 days as determined by line items in the AWS Cost and Usage Report.
Counts the number of resources in each region as counted by the number of distinct resource IDs for each region in the AWS Cost and Usage Report.
Carbon Intensity (gCO₂eq/kWh) of the electricity grid where the AWS region is located. For most regions this is a 12-month historical view ending in 12 months from September 2022 from https://app.electricitymaps.com/. For some regions data is sourced from https://www.cloudcarbonfootprint.org/docs/methodology#appendix-v-grid-emissions-factors.