SourceAWS Deadline Cloud Now Supports EBS Persistent Volume Cost Tracking
AWS Deadline Cloud now supports cost tracking for Amazon EBS persistent volumes through Usage Explorer and statistics APIs. This expands visibility beyond existing compute and license costs.
Why it matters
This allows teams to identify idle storage volumes, helping them reduce unnecessary spending on cloud infrastructure for their projects.
The details
- Costs are tracked from volume creation until deletion independently of any job.
- Spending can be aggregated by fleet, farm, or time period.
- The feature is automatically enabled in all AWS Regions at no extra charge.
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AWS owns AWS Deadline Cloud
AWS develops and operates AWS Deadline Cloud as a managed service for cloud rendering and compute-intensive workloads.
AWS owns Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS)
AWS offers Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) as a block storage service for cloud workloads.
AWS owns Deadline Cloud Monitor
AWS provides the Deadline Cloud Monitor app for monitoring workloads and usage in AWS Deadline Cloud.
AWS Deadline Cloud uses Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS)
AWS Deadline Cloud supports and tracks storage costs for Amazon EBS persistent volumes.
Deadline Cloud Monitor is related to AWS Deadline Cloud
Deadline Cloud Monitor is the management and monitoring application for AWS Deadline Cloud that hosts Usage Explorer.
AWS Deadline Cloud is built with Cloud Computing
AWS Deadline Cloud helps teams run compute-intensive workloads in cloud environments.
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Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) is built with Persistent Storage
Amazon EBS provides persistent block storage volumes for cloud workloads.
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AWS Deadline Cloud Launches Persistent Volume Cost Tracking for Amazon EBS
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