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AWS Trusted Advisor alternatives
AWS Trusted Advisor is an enterprise software solution that provides recommendations and follows AWS best practices for employees. It checks your account against hundreds of best practices and checks that focus on security and performance. It recommends steps you can take to improve the security and performance of your AWS resources. Some of the best practices include using NACLs to secure Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances, adding tags to Amazon EC2 and Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) resources, and stopping unused services. Amazon EC2 reservations allow you to reserve capacity for Amazon EC2 instances in a specific Availability Zone for one or three years.
Reserved capacity is allocated to your account, and you are charged for it even when the capacity is not being used. You may want to stop using reservations if you no longer need the reserved capacity or if you want to replace reserved capacity with regular capacity so you can stop paying for unused capacity. For example, if your organization has a sudden spike in usage and you want to scale quickly, you might have to stop using reservations. This can be done by disallowing the use of excess capacity seconds before the spike in usage occurs.

































