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Q: When should I use Amazon Compute Optimizer and when should I use Amazon Cost Explorer Resource Rightsizing Recommendations?Ĭost Explorer Resource Rightsizing Recommendations and Compute Optimizer use the same recommendation engine. This data is required because Compute Optimizer needs to identify the resources to assess, and it needs sufficient metrics history before it makes recommendations. When you opt in Compute Optimizer, you authorize the service to use Amazon Web Services resource configuration data and CloudWatch metrics. Q: What data does Amazon Compute Optimizer use for my recommendations? When you first opt in Compute Optimizer, it may take up to 12 hours to fully analyze the Amazon Web Services resources in your account. Once you opt in, Compute Optimizer immediately starts analyzing your Amazon Web Services resources and starts delivering recommendations. You must have an Amazon Web Services account to access this service. To sign up for Compute Optimizer, go to the Compute Optimizer console and click “opt in”. Q: How can I get started with Amazon Compute Optimizer? The Compute Optimizer console provides you with a cross-China region, cross-account view of all resources analyzed by Compute Optimizer and recommendations so that you can quickly identify the most impactful optimization opportunities. Q: What can I do with Amazon Compute Optimizer?Ĭompute Optimizer delivers intuitive and easily actionable Amazon Web Services resource recommendations to help you quickly identify optimal Amazon Web Services resources for your workloads without requiring specialized expertise or investing substantial time and money. Compute Optimizer provides a set of APIs and a console experience to help you reduce costs and increase workload performance by recommending the optimal Amazon Web Services resources for your Amazon Web Services workloads. Amazon Compute Optimizer helps you identify the optimal Amazon Web Services resource configurations, such as Amazon EC2 instance types, Amazon EBS volume configurations, Amazon Lambda function memory sizes, task sizes of Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) services on Amazon Fargate, using machine learning to analyze historical utilization metrics.