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Here are three ways that might be of help - -
- Use Cost Explorer's custom reports:
- Create a custom report with the cost category as "Backup Storage" to view AWS Backup storage costs.
- This can give you an idea of the total storage being used, though doesn't show individual snapshot sizes.
- Use the AWS Backup console:
- Go to the Backups section and select the backup plan you want to check.
- This will show a list of all backups created by that plan.
- You can see the storage size for each individual backup in that list.
- Use the AWS CLI:
- Run
aws backup list-backup-jobsto list all backup jobs. - Note down the backup job ID for the snapshots you want to check.
- Then run
aws backup describe-backup-job --backup-job-id <id>to see details on an individual backup, including the storage size.
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I also find these two Blog posts helpful with figuring out what portion of backups are included in your RDS Costs. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/demystifying-amazon-rds-backup-storage-costs/
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/amazon-rds-now-supports-detailed-backup-storage-billing/
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Thanks tedtrent, this has provided a clearer understanding of how snapshots are maintained, the associated storage & costs for backups.
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Thank you for your response. Sorry, I couldn't locate the information using options 1 and 2. Interestingly, the AWS CLI command output shows "BackupSizeInBytes": 0, which is puzzling as my S3 backup snapshot clearly contains object content.