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I have several S3 buckets in my AWS account.

The total size of them is about 500GB.

Why do I see per GB - next 450 TB / month of storage used in my bill?

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The total size of the buckets in the APN1 region is below 1TB, which is far smaller than 50TB.

I followed this post to use aws s3 ls --summarize --human-readable --recursive s3://<bucket_name> to calculate all the sizes of the buckets.

Here's the article that tells you how to convert usage byte-hours to billed GB-months.

Brian
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  • Have you reviewed in cost explorer to give you a better breakdown of where its being used? Do you potentially have leftover multipart uploads? – Chris Williams Sep 15 '20 at 06:27
  • Did you have any significant peaks in storage requirements over the course of the month? The command you used only yields a snapshot, but doesn't provide insight into past usage. – Ext3h Sep 15 '20 at 06:28
  • @ChrisWilliams. I don't have cost explorer permission. I'll contact the administrator to get more details about the bill. – Brian Sep 15 '20 at 06:47
  • Maybe it's versioning? – Dvir669 Sep 15 '20 at 10:54

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My company use AWS service through ecloudvalley.

Ecloudvalley has an AWS organization that includes many AWS accounts.

I see per GB - next 450 TB / month of storage used because the total S3 disk space used by the AWS accounts under the AWS organization is more than 50TB.

Brian
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