View EC2 cost and savings opportunies. Inter-regional reporting, rightsizing recommendations, and cost insights over time.
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This AMI collects basic EC2 and Cost Explorer data from your AWS account and publishes them to the ZenMicro hosted infrastructure so that the data can be displayed to the customer on ZenMicro's excellent web dashboard.
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Cost Analyzer uses a single usage-based dimension. You pay by the number of running instances measured per hour (HostHrs). Your cost scales directly with how many instances run and for how long. There are no tiers or fixed commitments to choose. If you run more instances, you pay more; if you run fewer, you pay less. This billing tracks actual hourly usage, so charges reflect your real workload activity across the measured period.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one running instance per hour (HostHrs) for billing?
Each active compute instance running during a given hour counts as one HostHrs unit. If several instances run in the same hour, each one is metered separately. The count reflects instances that are actually running, not those that are provisioned but stopped.
Am I charged for instances that are stopped or powered off?
Charges apply per running instance per hour. Instances that are fully stopped or powered off do not add HostHrs charges. Only running time is metered, so your bill reflects hours during which instances are active. Underlying AWS storage fees for stopped instances are billed separately by AWS.
Does the software help me reduce the number of running instances I pay for?
The platform gives visibility into your running instances and suggests right-sizing based on performance. You can retire idle instances, adjust tiers, and reallocate resources from one interface. Fewer running instances lower your HostHrs count, since billing scales with active hourly usage.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Deploy the Cost Analyzer image using the one-click deployment
SSH into the Cost Analyzer Instance using the SSH Key Pair you selected at launch: ssh -i ""<path of .pem file>"" ec2-user@<public DNS of the EC2 Instance>
Once you are logged in, type the command “zenmicro” and press Enter.
You will be presented with the Cost Analyzer CLI dashboard.
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