Reports
Cloud Analytics reports give you instant visibility into your Google Cloud and AWS costs. You'll be able to slice and dice your cloud spend and uncover cost and performance optimization opportunities for your organization.
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Access reports
To access Analytics reports, select Analytics from the top navigation bar, and then select Reports.
There are two types of reports: Preset reports, and Custom reports.
You can create your own custom report based on an existing report, or completely from scratch.
View reports
Select a report name on the main Reports screen to view the report.
Select the three dots menu (⋮) in the report title bar and choose Report configuration to view the report details.
Edit permissions
Users with the Admin role can bulk edit permissions of custom reports.
Select the checkboxes of the target custom reports.
Select Edit permissions.
You can change the permission of individual users or your whole team to Viewer, Editor, or remove their access. You can also transfer the ownership of a report to an individual user. See Change permissions for more information.
Use Reports API
DoiT Reports API is an easy-to-use RESTful API. It allows you to programmatically access Cloud Analytics reports and returns the latest reports data in JSON format.
See Reports API Overview for more information.
FAQ
When are the metric amounts (Cost, Usage, etc) for a day counted as "final"?
You can consider numbers final for 3 days after the date. With that in mind, there is no SLA for this and numbers can change any time if there are corrections or delays that needs to be applied.
See also AWS cost data latency in DoiT Console and Google Cloud's frequency of data loads.
Are the reports back-filled/updated, and at what frequency?
Cloud Analytics data is updated hourly.
What timezone are Cloud Analytics reports based on?
Data from Google Cloud is based on the Pacific Time Zone, while data from AWS is based on the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
Timezone is used for time aggregation in your report.