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As you can see from the following diagram, you will see data in Notes under COST 6 in the Well-Architected Tool.
Note: If there was no data in Notes, ensure that you had attached the same tags to workload and EC2 instances.
We have data availabe in Notes, we will review the question COST 6.
Defining a workload generates an API event called CreateWorkload that Amazon EventBridge receives, invoking the AWS Lambda function that collects cost optimization data. Then, this data will be automatically available before the review.
For this question, the following best practices will need to be validated:
Without any data to reference during this question, lots of follow-up questions are necessary to gain the level of information required to answer the question as shown here:
However, with our automation implementation we can simply refer to the notes section of the review and use the information as talking points within our discussion.
NOTE: Maximum length of characters in Notes is 2084.
Now Data that contains the CPU, network, disk and volume metrics is automatically available for the reviewer and customers. Reviewer can have a data-driven cost optimization review with customer as follows:
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