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hello i want to know about total cost

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i'm writing to express thanks to for aws service.

AWS CostManager document doesn't answer my question wherever I go. My Question is "How is the price charged"?

I have a lot of IAM IDs and several IAM Users. For example, the IAM ID 756354253782 has a user name of sk401-001, sk401-002, sk401-003, and sk401-004.

When I accessed each username and checked the cost, it was the same as 0.43$. It was confirmed that if another username was added, the cost was different for each IAM ID.

I wonder if there is one IAM ID for each IAM ID, not by username in IAM when charging for the cost.

For reference, it was confirmed that 555524952200 was charged at $0.62 286943186215 and 0.47 756354253782 at $0.43$.

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asked 2 years ago371 views
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Hello.

When you say IAM ID, aren't you referring to the AWS account?
In that case, it is not surprising that the displayed prices may be different.
The charges themselves vary depending on the AWS account depending on the services used.

Therefore, I think it's a good idea to check the bill for each AWS account and see how much costs are incurred for which AWS service.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/getting-viewing-bill.html#accessing-your-monthly-charges

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  • edward
    2 years ago

    Enter image description here Hello.

    Whether AWS account is root or IAM I know there are two things.

    Let's change the question Then, AWS account is a unit of IAM (or root account). I wonder if you are charged by AWS account.

  • Riku_Kobayashi EXPERT
    2 years ago

    AWS account is a unit of IAM (or root account). I wonder if you are charged by AWS account.

    If your AWS account is not managed by AWS Organizations, you will be charged per account. If managed by AWS Organizations, billing for AWS accounts within Organizations will be billed to the root AWS account. This means that your charges will be consolidated into one bill. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/consolidated-billing.html

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