Identify any pending Amazon Elasticsearch (ES) Reserved Instances available in your AWS account. A pending AWS Elasticsearch Reserved Instance is an incomplete reservation that receives the "payment-pending" status during the purchasing process due to issues with the payment method used by the AWS customer.Read More

Checks your usage of Elasticsearch and provides recommendations on purchase of Reserved Instances to help reduce costs incurred from using Elasticsearch On-Demand.Read More

Identify any failed ElastiCache Reserved Cache Nodes (RCNs) available within your AWS account. A failed ElastiCache RCN is an unsuccessful reservation that received the "payment-failed" status during the purchase process.Read More

Identify any pending ElastiCache Reserved Cache Nodes (RCNs) available within your AWS account. A payment-pending ElastiCache RCN purchase is a reservation purchase that can`t be fully processed due to issues with the payment method utilized, that maintains the "payment-pending" status long after the initial purchase attempt.Read More

Checks your usage of ElastiCache and provides recommendations on purchase of Reserved Nodes to help reduce costs incurred from using ElastiCache On-Demand.Read More

Ensure that all your AWS ElastiCache Reserved Nodes (RN) applied to AWS billing properly. Verify running On-Demand ElastiCache cluster node must match the Region, instance class and instance type of your RI exactly.Read More

Identify any pending RDS Reserved Instance (RI) purchases available within your AWS account. A payment-pending RDS RI purchase is a reservation purchase that the payment for your RI was unsuccessful. It maintains the 'payment-pending' status long after the initial purchase attempt.Read More

Identify any pending RDS Reserved Instance (RI) purchases available within your AWS account. A payment-pending RDS RI purchase is a reservation purchase that the payment for your RI was unsuccessful. It maintains the 'payment-fail' status long after the initial purchase attempt.Read More

Identify any Amazon RDS database instances that appear to be underutilized and downsize (resize) them to help lower the cost of your monthly AWS bill. By default, an RDS database instance is considered "underutilized" when meets the following criteria: The average CPU utilization has been less than 60% for the last 7 days and The...Read More

Identify any unused Amazon DynamoDB tables available within your AWS account and consider to remove if no need. By default, the tables is consider “unused” if the Item count attribute of Table is equal to 0.Read More