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AWS Cost optimization by stopping services
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My basic requirement is, every day after 8PM UTC all the core AWS services like Ec2, RDS and Elastic cache instances should shut down automatically (elastic cache can be terminated). Also if someone starts any of these services manually, the instance type should not exceed T2.medium. Is there any way to achieve all these?
amazon-web-services
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
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My basic requirement is, every day after 8PM UTC all the core AWS services like Ec2, RDS and Elastic cache instances should shut down automatically (elastic cache can be terminated). Also if someone starts any of these services manually, the instance type should not exceed T2.medium. Is there any way to achieve all these?
amazon-web-services
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
42
It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34
add a comment |
My basic requirement is, every day after 8PM UTC all the core AWS services like Ec2, RDS and Elastic cache instances should shut down automatically (elastic cache can be terminated). Also if someone starts any of these services manually, the instance type should not exceed T2.medium. Is there any way to achieve all these?
amazon-web-services
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
42
My basic requirement is, every day after 8PM UTC all the core AWS services like Ec2, RDS and Elastic cache instances should shut down automatically (elastic cache can be terminated). Also if someone starts any of these services manually, the instance type should not exceed T2.medium. Is there any way to achieve all these?
amazon-web-services
amazon-web-services
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
42
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
42
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Sachin C
asked May 3 at 11:26
Sachin CSachin C
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asked May 3 at 11:26
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It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34
add a comment |
It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34
It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34
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It's certainly possible. Lambda scheduled tasks plus some judicious use of IAM policies could be used.
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 12:12
@ceejayoz Thanks. It would be great if you can just elaborate the IAM policy part.
– Sachin C
May 3 at 14:12
Googling "iam restrict instance types" gets a variety of tutorials. blog.vizuri.com/…
– ceejayoz
May 3 at 14:17
Instance scheduler can help with part of it, but that requirement is fairly custom so I think you'll need to write it in lambda. Turning caching servers off means they need to be warmed each day, that's unusual. RDS can be turned off, it's a relatively recent feature.
– Tim
May 3 at 19:00
guys, I understood the lambda concept to stop instances, but how do I configure timely policy for IAM.
– Sachin C
May 4 at 16:34