Account Deep Dive

When you click into an individual AWS account from your dashboard, you get a detailed view organized into four tabs: Cloud, Cost, Network, and Optimize.

Cloud Tab

The Cloud tab gives you a complete inventory of your compute resources and how efficiently they are being used.

Instance List

Every EC2 instance in the account is listed with:

  • Instance ID and name tag
  • Instance type (e.g., t3.medium, m5.xlarge)
  • State (running, stopped)
  • Availability zone
  • Launch time

Provisioned vs. Used

For each running instance, Servyx shows the gap between what you are paying for and what you are actually using:

  • CPU -- Provisioned vCPUs vs. average CPU utilization from CloudWatch
  • Memory -- Instance memory capacity vs. estimated usage based on instance type patterns
  • Network -- Network bandwidth capacity vs. actual throughput

This makes it easy to spot instances that are significantly over-provisioned. A c5.4xlarge running at 8% average CPU is an obvious right-sizing candidate.

Right-Sizing Suggestions

When Servyx detects that an instance could run on a smaller type without impacting performance, it shows the recommended instance type and the estimated monthly savings from the change.

Cost Tab

The Cost tab breaks down what you are spending and where the money is going.

Monthly Spend

A chart showing your month-over-month cost for this specific account. Useful for tracking whether costs are trending up or down.

Service Breakdown

A detailed table showing cost per AWS service:

  • EC2 (compute and data transfer)
  • RDS
  • S3
  • EBS
  • Load Balancers
  • NAT Gateways
  • Other services

Each line shows the current month's cost and the change from the previous month.

Cost Projections

Based on your historical spending pattern, Servyx projects what this account will cost through the end of the current billing period and into the next month.

Network Tab

The Network tab monitors your networking infrastructure and traffic patterns.

Load Balancers

All ALB and NLB load balancers in the account, showing:

  • Name and type
  • Listener configuration
  • Target group health
  • Request count and error rates from CloudWatch

Instance Throughput

Network throughput per instance, showing:

  • Bytes in and out over time
  • Peak vs. average throughput
  • Instances that are network-bound

Data Layer

An overview of data transfer costs and patterns, including:

  • NAT Gateway data processing
  • Cross-AZ traffic
  • Data transfer out to the internet

Data transfer is often one of the most overlooked cost drivers. This view makes it visible.

Optimize Tab

The Optimize tab is where Servyx shows all active findings and savings opportunities for this account.

Findings List

Each finding includes:

  • Category -- What type of optimization (idle, right-sizing, scheduling, architecture, commitment)
  • Resource -- The specific resource affected (instance ID, volume ID, etc.)
  • Description -- A clear explanation of the issue
  • Estimated Savings -- How much you could save per month by acting on this finding
  • Severity -- How urgent the recommendation is

Filtering and Sorting

You can filter findings by:

  • Category (idle, right-sizing, scheduling, architecture, commitment)
  • Resource type (EC2, EBS, RDS, etc.)
  • Severity

Sort by estimated savings to prioritize the highest-impact changes first.

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