Reduce AWS IoT Events costs with these tips
AWS IoT Events cost saving tips
Optimize your AWS IoT Events costs with these tips
Processing events in groups as opposed to individually can significantly reduce compute costs, by lowering the overall compute time per message.
Implement strategies like data compression and archiving before persisting it to reduce storage costs over time.
Monitor usage and decommission unused IoT components (detectors, rules, actions) to avoid unnecessary costs.
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About AWS IoT Events
- About AWS IoT Events
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AWS IoT Events is a service for detecting and responding to events from IoT sensors and apps. It ingests data from various sources, develops custom rules, identifies significant events, and visualizes performance. It detects complex patterns and triggers actions, ideal for monitoring equipment, devices, and operational changes. It helps users aggregate data, construct alert systems, monitor remote devices, and prioritize maintenance tasks.
- AWS IoT Events pricing
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AWS IoT Events operates on a usage basis with no mandatory costs or compulsory service use. 'Message evaluations' are billed in 1 KB chunks when the event detector reviews an incoming message. Each evaluation initiating up to 2 external actions is viewed as a new message evaluation. No extra charge is applied for triggering up to two actions per evaluation. If more than two actions are activated, they're billed as extra evaluations. Each active alarm, a rule-based alert, costs $0.10/month.