The dashboard has a small selection of statistics about the global state of IAM permissions and API methods. The website can be navigated using the left sidebar or by quickly looking up a specific managed policy, IAM permission or API method in the top search bar. If you have found a data issue with the IAM permissions or API methods, please raise it in the IAM Dataset repo. If you would like to contribute to or suggest a feature for this website, please raise it in the repo.
(10 VPCS * 10 Accts * 10 queries per second = 1,000 queries * 86, 400 seconds per day * 30 days = 2,592,000,000 queries per month *$0.60 per MM queries = $1,555.20 per month for query charges + 30,000 domains *0.The website uses a variety of information gathered within the IAM Dataset and exposes that information in a clean, easy-to-read format.Īws.permissions.cloud was built in order to provide an alternate, community-driven source of truth for AWS identity. Based on the stated assumptions this would result in charges of $1570.20. DNS Firewall charges $0.60 per MM queries processed, and $0.0005 per domain name stored per month.Assume the firewall is active for one month (30 days) and each VPC has an average query volume of 10 queries per second. Also assume that the rule group associations use a centrally-shared domain list that contains 30,000 domain names that these rule groups use for DNS traffic filtering. At the end of the month your total charges will be $4,569.40 ($100 for AWS Firewall Manager, $0.4 for AWS Config, and $4,469.00 for AWS Network Firewall).Īssume you create a new Firewall Manager Policy that creates Amazon Route 53 Resolver DNS Firewall rule group associations in each of the 10 VPCs across 10 different AWS Accounts in AWS Organizations.In addition, let’s assume there are 100 rule evaluations, resulting in $0.10 (=100 * $0.001, where the first 100,000 evaluations are $0.001 each.) The total AWS Config charges will be $0.40 per month ($0.3 + $0.1). Let’s assume that there are 100 configuration item (CI) changes across all resources per month, for a total of $0.30 (=100 * $0.003) per month. In addition, AWS Firewall Manager creates two AWS Config rules per policy, per account.Based on the stated assumptions, this would result in a total charge of $4,469.00 ($284.40 (endpoint hour charges/month) + $162.50 (GB processing charges/month)) X 10 endpoints. AWS Network Firewall charges $0.395 per endpoint hour and $0.065 per GB processed.AWS Firewall Manager charges $100 per month for the policy.
Assume each endpoint is active for one month (30 days) and a 2,500 GB are processed per month per endpoint Let’s assume you created a new Firewall Manager policy that creates AWS Network Firewalls endpoints in each of the 10 VPCs across 10 different AWS Accounts in your Organization. Pricing example 6: AWS Firewall Manager Policy with 10 Accounts
In addition, AWS Firewall Manager creates (2) AWS Config rules per policy, per account.AWS Firewall Manager charges are $100 per month for (1) policy.Let's assume you created a new protection policy for an Organization not subscribed to Shield Advanced with 7 AWS Accounts. Pricing example 2: AWS Firewall Manager policy with 7 accounts
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