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Resource Analytics

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Report GroupReport NameReport Description
Cloud Service AnalyticsEC2 AnalyticsProvides in depth analytics on your AWS EC2 resources including orphaned resources, under-utilized, over-utilized, stopped / started state etc.
Cloud Service AnalyticsS3 AnalyticsProvides in depth analytics on your AWS S3 buckets including orphaned, aging, size etc. You can also view the list of objects for the buckets.
Inventory AnalyticsAll Resource InventoryThis report provides a full inventory report across all resource types.
Inventory AnalyticsInventory by ApplicationCloud inventory report by the Application / Workload.
Inventory AnalyticsInventory by Application with GroupCloud inventory report by the Application / Workload with group.
Inventory AnalyticsApplication view of InventoryThis is a printable report on the Application wise cloud inventory.
Inventory AnalyticsAsset 360This report is a perspective report based on inventory. This report provides details about costs, security threats or vulnerabilities for particular resources, guardrail recommendations to be optimized, etc.

Inventory Reports

Azure Newly Added Resource

You can use SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report for scheduling.

  1. Click Reports.

  1. Click Resource.
  2. Click Azure.
  3. Click Inventory Reports.
  4. Click Azure Newly Added Resource.

  1. Add Tenant, Cloud Account, Start Date and End Date.
  2. Click View Report.

The Azure Newly Added Resource report appears.

Azure Tag Report

Tags are metadata elements that you apply to your Azure resources. They are key-value pairs that help you identify resources based on settings that are relevant to your organization. You can apply tags to your Azure resources, resource groups, and subscriptions.

  1. Click Reports.

  1. Click Resource.
  2. Click Azure.
  3. Click Inventory Reports.
  4. Click Azure Tag Report.

  1. Add Tenant, Cloud Account, Start Date and End Date.
  2. Click View Report.

The Azure Tag Report appears.

Asset 360 Report

The Asset 360 Report is a perspective report based on inventory. This report provides details about costs, security threats or vulnerabilities for particular resources, guardrail recommendations to be optimized, etc. This report provides a high-level, 360-degree view of details related to cloud inventories.

To view the Asset 360 Report, in the CoreStack application, click Reports > Global > Resource > Multi Cloud > Inventory Analytics > Asset 360.

A user can view the following details in the Asset 360 Report:

  • Inventory: Shows the inventory count.
  • Total Cost Monthly: Shows the total monthly cost.
  • Cost Savings Monthly: Shows cost saving monthly amount.
  • Vulnerability: Shows the vulnerability count.
  • Guardrails Recommendation Active: Shows the active Guardrails Recommendation count.
  • Active Alerts: Shows the count of active alerts.
  • Threat Active: Shows the count of active threats.
  • Monthly Cost-Resource (Top 10): Shows the trend of top 10 resources as per cost.
  • Active Alerts-Resources (Top 10): Shows the trend of active alert resources as per cost.
  • Active Threat Summary: Shows the count of active threats as per severity.
  • Active Vulnerability – Summary: Shows the count of active vulnerabilities as per severity.
  • Utilization Summary – Resource Level: Shows the resource level utilization summary as per severity.
  • Resource Details: Shows all the resource details such as resource type, resource name, resource category, threats, cost saving details, etc, in tabular format.

To share the report, perform the following steps:

  1. Click Share Report.
  2. In the SHARE REPORT dialog box, in the Select Tenants list, select the tenants with whom the report needs to be shared, and click Apply.
  3. In the Add Email Address text box, type the email address of the recipient.
  4. Click SHARE.

To view specific information in the Asset 360 report, the user can apply any appropriate filters and view the report.

Perform the following steps to apply filters to a report:

  1. On the filter pane located on the right side of the screen, click the arrow icon.

  2. In the various fields that are displayed on the filter pane, click to select relevant option(s):

    • Tenant
    • Cloud Provider
    • Cloud Account
    • Product Category
    • Resource Type
    • Resource
  1. To apply additional filters, choose a rectangular box, and select a relevant option from among the available options:
    • Filters on Visual
    • Focus mode
    • More options

The report is displayed as per the selected options in the filter pane.

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Note: Click Clear Filter to reset the filter selections.

Updated 12 months ago