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  2. Go to AWS Console. In the TOP Navigation Pane, click Resource Groups Dropdown. Click Tag Editor. Here we can select either a particular region in which we want to search or select all regions from the dropdown. Then we can select actual resources which we want to search or we can also click on individual resources.

  3. 3. Firstly, go to Billing Dashboard. It open as "AWS Billing Dashboard" (notice ../billing/home in the url). If you want to view all different aws-services you have been consuming, along with their bills. From the left-pan menu, navigate to => Cost Explorer -> Launch Cost Explorer.

  4. I need to export the list, that I get from AWS EC2 Console, of EC2 instances I have to a CSV/excel or similar. It has to be in reports but cannot find it.

  5. Using the AWS Web Console and Cloudwatch: Go to CloudWatch; Clcik Metrics from the left side of the screen; Click S3; Click Storage; You will see a list of all buckets. Note there are two possible points of confusion here: a. You will only see buckets that have at least one object in the bucket. b.

  6. 1. You can list all the files, in the aws s3 bucket using the command. aws s3 ls path/to/file. and to save it in a file, use. aws s3 ls path/to/file >> save_result.txt. if you want to append your result in a file otherwise: aws s3 ls path/to/file > save_result.txt. if you want to clear what was written before.

  7. 14. There are 2 ways to access logs of your Lambda Function. Method 1 (Using Serverless CLI): Navigate to the root of your project folder and enter this in your command line: sls logs -f myFunctionName -t. -f is for specifying the function name and -t is live tailing the logs in the command line. Method 2 (Using CloudWatch Logs):

  8. I'm totally new to AWS. I downloaded some sample code from Amazon and I need to set a number of constants: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID; AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY; MERCHANT_ID; MARKETPLACE_ID; I just created an AWS account. I want some type of sandbox account so I can try out the code samples. What are the exact steps I have to take to: Create a sandbox account

  9. To see volume size: Go to EC2 > Volumes on console. Choose the volume, click on Volume ID. Check the 'Attached Instances'. Note the device path (/dev/xvdcg). Click the instance name. You will see the instance to which this volume is attached. find your volume and click Volume ID. Note volume path and connect to the instance.

  10. Additionally you can list all functions on your AWS account using $ aws lambda list-functions. I made a simple bash script to parallel download all the lambda functions from your AWS account. You can see it here:) Note: You will need to setup aws-cli before using the above commands (or any aws-cli command) using aws configure. Full guide here

  11. How to check which permissions I have as an IAM user

    stackoverflow.com/questions/60941764

    You would need to look the the IAM Policies attached to the IAM User, plus the policies on any IAM Groups they are in. Then, some services like Amazon S3 have additional permissions such as Bucket Policies. In addition, AWS Organizations can limit the permissions of all users within an AWS Account, so even if a user appears to be granted ...