Connect CostTrail with Amazon DynamoDB to track, analyze, and optimize your NoSQL database costs across provisioned capacity, on-demand mode, and global tables.
Unleash powerful cost management capabilities by integrating CostTrail with DynamoDB
Track all DynamoDB costs in one dashboard across tables, indexes, and streams with detailed breakdowns by capacity mode, storage, and data transfer.
Compare provisioned capacity vs. on-demand mode costs based on your actual usage patterns to identify the most cost-effective approach for each table.
Monitor provisioned throughput utilization and scaling patterns to optimize capacity units and autoscaling settings for maximum cost efficiency.
Allocate DynamoDB costs to specific applications, teams, or business units based on resource tags for accurate chargeback and accountability.
Connect your DynamoDB account in minutes with our guided setup
Link your AWS account to CostTrail using secure IAM roles with read-only access to billing, DynamoDB, and CloudWatch data.
Select which DynamoDB tables, indexes, and regions to track, and set up custom cost allocation dimensions.
Define resource tags that will be used for attributing DynamoDB costs to business units, applications, or environments.
Activate DynamoDB-specific analysis tools like throughput tracking, capacity utilization monitoring, and autoscaling pattern analysis.
How organizations leverage the CostTrail-DynamoDBintegration
Development teams use CostTrail to monitor and optimize their DynamoDB consumption, implementing cost-effective data modeling and access patterns while maintaining application performance.
Organizations with varying workloads use CostTrail to determine the optimal capacity mode (provisioned vs. on-demand) for each table based on actual usage patterns and predictability.
Teams building serverless applications use CostTrail to track and optimize their DynamoDB costs alongside Lambda and API Gateway, ensuring efficient resource utilization across the entire serverless stack.
Common questions about the DynamoDB integration