How do I turn off SageMaker when not in use?

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I am being billed about $166/day for SageMaker even though I am not using it. I did and Experiment on August 17th. I turned off everything in the Studio. What is running and how do I stop it? (I only have Basic Support). I opened a Billing Case but they haven't got back to me. Thanks!

  • Can you check your billing console/cost explorer and see what the usage type is for SageMaker spend?

Tom
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  1. Go to Cost Explorer -> Choose Date Range in right pane
  2. Granularity -> Daily
  3. Dimension -> Instance Type
  4. Service -> Sagemaker

Repeat the same process by choosing Availability Zone in Dimension. This would show you when and what are those instances/which AZ, are getting billed.

You can also check the usage/cost in AWS Billing.

Here is how you'd shut down sagemaker resources:

Deleting the endpoint:

If you have not deleted the endpoint from within a notebook, you can delete them from SageMaker console. Here is how you'd do it:

  1. Click the Endpoints in the left panel.
  2. Click the radio button next to each endpoint, , then select Delete from the Actions drop down menu.

Follow the same steps to delete the related Models and Endpoint configurations.

Notebook instance: You can stop or delete it. But if you stop it then you'll be charged for storage associated with it.

Stopping the notebook instance:

  1. Click the Notebook instances in the left pane of the SageMaker console.
  2. Then click the Stop link under the ‘Actions’ column to the left of notebook instance’s name.
  3. Once the notebook instance is stopped, you can start it again by clicking the Start link.

Deleting a notebook instance:

  1. Stop it by following the instructions mentioned above.
  2. Then, click the radio button next to your notebook instance, then select Delete from the Actions drop down menu.

Hope you find this useful.

Comment here if you have additional questions, happy to help.

Abhishek

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