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Hi,
thank you for the information you shared.
The rules that you mention pricing of in your first message are not EventBridge rules, they are Contributor Insights rules. Contributor Insights is a feature that runs on CloudWatch Logs, so the menu entry is in the "Logs" section of the menu.
To use the AWS CLI as you did, you can try calling aws cloudwatch list-managed-insight-rules
and aws cloudwatch describe-insight-rules
instead, which will give you the list of contributor insights rules.
Hi, there.
Thank you for providing more details. This post has some helpful answers which may help you terminate the source of the charges.
If you're still encountering issues with deleting this rule, please open a support case to our Account & Billing team via our Support Center.
— Zain P.
For Contributor Insights rules, there is no "Evidently" under Application Signals.
For CloudWatch Rules, I found no rule there. That's why I'm concerning why I'm be in charged.
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Hi, thank you for your information. I tried it, but there is still no rules.
[cloudshell-user@ip-10-...
]$ aws events list-rules --query 'Rules[*]' [] [cloudshell-user@ip-10-...]$ aws events list-rules { "Rules": [] } [cloudshell-user@ip-10-... ~]$ aws events list-rules --query 'Rules[*].Name' []