This template creates a budget for 100 USD amount of costs, with notifications for when you have spent over 80 USD or over 99 USD. The notifications are sent to the subscribers email@example.com and email2@example.com.

AWS Budgets provide the ability to set custom budgets that can alert when costs exceed (or are forecasted to exceed) the budgeted amount. (Default configured budget is 1000 USD)

AWS Budgets provide the ability to set custom budgets that can alert when costs exceed (or are forecasted to exceed) the budgeted amount. A notification has been configured when the actual costs exceed 80% of the budget (Default is 1000 USD).

A CloudWatch Alarm that triggers the AWS bill reaches the specified threshold (default: 100 USD).

This template creates a Cost Category named 'Department' with two rules. The rules specify that the cost associated with the 'Engineering' department should be linked to the AWS account '111111111111', and the cost associated with the 'Marketing' department should be linked to the AWS account '222222222222'. This Cost Category can be used across products in the AWS Billing and Cost Management console.

This template creates an anomaly subscription with a combination of percentage-based threshold and absolute threshold using the OR operator. The subscription is configured with a threshold expression, frequency, and a list of subscribers. The monitor ARN list is empty.

This template creates an anomaly subscription with a combination of percentage-based threshold and absolute threshold using the AND operator. The subscription is configured with a threshold expression, frequency, and a list of subscribers. The monitor ARN list is empty.

This template creates an anomaly subscription with a percentage-based threshold. The subscription is configured with a threshold expression, frequency, and a list of subscribers. The monitor ARN list is empty.

This template creates an anomaly subscription and attaches two anomaly monitors to it. The monitors are specified by their ARNs and the subscription is configured with a threshold, frequency, and a list of subscribers.

This template creates a custom anomaly monitor with a linked account. The monitor is of type CUSTOM and the monitor specification includes the specified linked account.

This template creates a custom anomaly monitor with a Cost Category. The monitor is of type CUSTOM and the monitor specification includes the specified Cost Category.

This template creates a custom anomaly monitor with tags. The monitor is of type CUSTOM and the monitor specification includes the specified tags.

This template creates a service anomaly monitor. The monitor is of type DIMENSIONAL and is based on the SERVICE dimension.

Creates a custom type AWS Cost Explorer anomaly monitor with specific tag filters.

Sets up a daily email notification for cost anomalies based on absolute impact.

Configures a daily email alert for cost anomalies using a percentage threshold to trigger notifications.

Establishes a daily email alert for cost anomalies using combined absolute and percentage thresholds.

A policy that allows starting or stopping a specific EC2 instance and modifying a specific security group (Programmatically and in the Console).

A policy that allows listing information for all EC2 objects and launching EC2 instances in a specific subnet. This policy also provides the permissions necessary to complete this action on the console.

A policy that allows managing Amazon EC2 security groups associated with a specific virtual private cloud (VPC). This policy also provides the permissions necessary to complete this action on the console.

A policy hat allows full EC2 access within a specific region. This policy also provides the permissions necessary to complete this action on the console.

An IAM policy that prevents users from creating their own security groups, and allows users to only launch approved AMIs (Amazon Machine Images). Approved images are identified with Tags (Example, Tag Key: Approved, Tag Value: True). This policy provides the permissions necessary to complete this action programmatically or from the console.

An IAM policy that allows an IAM user to start or stop EC2 instances, but only if the instance tag Owner has the value of that user's user name. This policy also provides the permissions necessary to complete this action on the console.

An IAM policy that prevents users from terminating EC2 instances when the request does not come from a specified IP range. This policy provides the permissions necessary to complete this action using the AWS API or AWS CLI only

An IAM policy that prevents users from launching new EC2 Instances if they are not configured to use the new Instance Metadata Service (IMDSv2)