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Here are three ways that might be of help - -
- Use Cost Explorer's custom reports:
- Create a custom report with the cost category as "Backup Storage" to view AWS Backup storage costs.
- This can give you an idea of the total storage being used, though doesn't show individual snapshot sizes.
- Use the AWS Backup console:
- Go to the Backups section and select the backup plan you want to check.
- This will show a list of all backups created by that plan.
- You can see the storage size for each individual backup in that list.
- Use the AWS CLI:
- Run
aws backup list-backup-jobs
to list all backup jobs. - Note down the backup job ID for the snapshots you want to check.
- Then run
aws backup describe-backup-job --backup-job-id <id>
to see details on an individual backup, including the storage size.
answered a year ago
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I also find these two Blog posts helpful with figuring out what portion of backups are included in your RDS Costs. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/demystifying-amazon-rds-backup-storage-costs/
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/amazon-rds-now-supports-detailed-backup-storage-billing/
answered a year ago
Thanks tedtrent, this has provided a clearer understanding of how snapshots are maintained, the associated storage & costs for backups.
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This is giving the total volume size, but I want to know the exact snapshot taken within volume...that will help me find exact snapshot size taken in particular vault. Kindly help me provide exact size of snapshot stored in vault?
answered 18 days ago
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Thank you for your response. Sorry, I couldn't locate the information using options 1 and 2. Interestingly, the AWS CLI command output shows "BackupSizeInBytes": 0, which is puzzling as my S3 backup snapshot clearly contains object content.