Connect CostTrail with AWS Aurora to track, analyze, and optimize your cloud-native database costs across clusters, instances, and storage for maximum performance and cost efficiency.
Unleash powerful cost management capabilities by integrating CostTrail with AWS Aurora
Track all AWS Aurora costs in one dashboard across instances, storage, and IO with detailed breakdowns by cluster, database, and application.
Identify right-sizing opportunities for your Aurora instances based on actual utilization metrics and workload patterns to minimize costs.
Monitor storage growth and IO patterns to optimize database schema, query patterns, and data retention strategies for cost efficiency.
Allocate Aurora costs to specific applications, projects, or business units based on resource tags for accurate chargeback and accountability.
Connect your AWS Aurora account in minutes with our guided setup
Link your AWS account to CostTrail using secure IAM roles with read-only access to billing, RDS, and CloudWatch data.
Select which Aurora clusters, instances, and databases to track, and set up custom cost allocation dimensions.
Define resource tags that will be used for attributing Aurora costs to business units, applications, or environments.
Activate Aurora-specific analysis tools like instance utilization tracking, IO monitoring, and storage growth analytics.
How organizations leverage the CostTrail-AWS Auroraintegration
DevOps teams use CostTrail to monitor and optimize their Aurora database costs, ensuring efficient resource allocation while maintaining performance and reliability for applications.
Organizations implementing mission-critical databases use CostTrail to balance high-availability requirements with cost efficiency through optimized Multi-AZ deployments and disaster recovery strategies.
Database administrators use CostTrail to identify expensive operations and access patterns, allowing them to optimize schemas, queries, and indexes for better performance at lower cost.
Common questions about the AWS Aurora integration
