My AWS billing report shows for example RunInstances:SV001 under lineItem/Operation. Meaning of RunInstances is obvious but what is the SV00? about?
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Amazon has documented at least some of the RunInstances codes here and specifically discusses what the SV code means. I recommend referring to that documentation in case they add more codes. Should that link no longer work in the future, it's current contents are excerpted below (bold mine):
- RunInstances: Linux/UNIX
- RunInstances:00g0: Red Hat BYOL Linux
- RunInstances:0010: Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- RunInstances:0100: SQL Server Enterprise
- RunInstances:0004: SQL Server Standard
- RunInstances:0200: SQL Server Web
- RunInstances:000g: SUSE Linux
- RunInstances:0002: Windows
- RunInstances:0800: Windows BYOL
- RunInstances:0102: Windows with SQL Server Enterprise *
- RunInstances:0006: Windows with SQL Server Standard *
- RunInstances:0202: Windows with SQL Server Web *
* If two software licenses are associated with an AMI, the Platform details field shows both.
If you are running Spot Instances, the lineitem/Operation on your AWS Cost and Usage Report might be different from the Usage operation value that is listed here. For example, if lineitem/Operation displays RunInstances:0010:SV006, it means that Amazon EC2 is running Red Hat Enterprise Linux Spot Instance-hour in US East (Virginia) in VPC Zone #6.
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