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To see your raw cost before any credits are applied choose to exclude credits from charge types in Cost Explorer.
Hello Arturo - from the screenshots you have provided, there is a wealth of information provided here by Cost Explorer. The first graph which appears to be configured to display monthly granularity and grouped by service dimension is showing that so far in the month of December your actual out of pocket costs are less than $.00003. Of that amount the blue bar above the 0 line seems to show that this is for EC2-Other charges, which can include things like EBS storage, NAT Gateway costs and other items. In order to see all the charges associated to EC2-Other, choose EC2 - Other
in the Service drop-down under the filters menu, then choose Group By dimension of Usage Type
. In the second chart which appears to be daily granularity grouped by Usage Type, it appears the small pink bars above the 0 line (actual out of pocket costs) are mostly for USE2-NatGateway-Bytes
which means that there are some small charges related to NAT Gateway in the us-east-2 region, which is one of the usage type categories under EC2-Other, so this makes sense. For everything else, the bars are below the 0 line, which seems to indicate that these are credits applied to the usage in these categories. If you wish to have a breakdown of credits you could either group by dimension of Charge Type
which will show your aggregated costs by credits, refunds, usage charges, etc in order to see your total credits, or you could choose to include Credit only as a filter in the Charge Type filter drop-down, then group by service, etc. More information on filtering your data by these dimensions can be found here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cost-management/latest/userguide/ce-filtering.html
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Hello, Rathmyle. Thanks for your answer.
I said that there was a lack of information because we knew that those were not the actual charges. Those same Usage Type categories were adding up to almost $2 per day, and when we got the credits, they were gone. We now can see the credits used by grouping them by Charge Type (thanks a lot!), but we cannot see the amount of credits used by each service, even though we filter them with Charge Type, and group them by service. We're going to keep exploring and reading the resources that you gave us. I will post an update if we find something new.
Best regards!