AWS Cost Management now supports AppRegistry resource tags
AWS Cost Management services now support AWS Service Catalog AppRegistry resource tags to help customers better manage, analyze, and optimize their application related resource costs. Starting today, customers who use AppRegistry to define their applications can have the new AWS application tag applied to all their application resources. This tag is provided by AppRegistry, and allows customers to group and view resource collections across their AWS accounts as applications that they define. The application tag is automatically activated as a cost allocation tag so that it can be used in various cost management services to analyze, manage, and optimize application-related resource costs.
AWS Cost Management services now support AWS Service Catalog AppRegistry resource tags to help customers better manage, analyze, and optimize their application related resource costs. Starting today, customers who use AppRegistry to define their applications can have the new AWS application tag applied to all their application resources. This tag is provided by AppRegistry, and allows customers to group and view resource collections across their AWS accounts as applications that they define. The application tag is automatically activated as a cost allocation tag so that it can be used in various cost management services to analyze, manage, and optimize application-related resource costs.
With this feature, customers can analyze and report on their application resource costs in AWS Cost Explorer and AWS Cost and Usage reports, monitor and alert their application costs using AWS Budgets and Cost Anomaly Detection, and organize their rightsizing recommendations by applications in AWS Compute Optimizer.
This feature is available at no additional cost. AppRegistry application tagging is available via the AWS Console, API, and CLI in all commercial AWS Regions. To learn more, read the documentation about AppRegistry application tagging.