Hi, I have been running EC2 instances with web servers on them for months now. I have never been billed anything by Route53 other than for the domain name (and requests, within free tier).
Recently, I was following an AWS docs tutorial on Route53 Resolvers. I have created some Resolver rules and endpoints. However, now I have deleted all Resolver endpoints and rules (except the default rule, which I cannot possibly delete, via console or CLI), and in my billing, I am getting billed $0.125/hour for:
$0.125 per hour per Resolver Network Interface
My question: how do I stop this billing from happening? I was purely trying out the Route53 Resolvers, and now I am getting billed quite a lot of money for something I am not using and do not know how to turn off.
Things I have tried / found out:
- I am aware that the billing corresponds to the amount of ENIs (also $0.125/hour), are these the same thing? I have an ENI running in my EC2 console, but I wouldn't understand why this all the sudden would be a problem, because (as I stated before): I have never paid for Resolver Network Interfaces before.
- This list will be updated as I try more things
Tried these, no endpoints were shown (for any region). I have been in contact with AWS technical staff and they have resolved it. I think it was an issue with Billing.