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Class: Aws::Budgets::Types::BudgetPerformanceHistory

Inherits:

Struct

Overview Instance Attribute Summary collapse

#budget_name ⇒ String A string that represents the budget name.
#budget_type ⇒ String
#budgeted_and_actual_amounts_list ⇒ Array<Types::BudgetedAndActualAmounts> A list of amounts of cost or usage that you created budgets for, compared to your actual costs or usage.
#cost_filters ⇒ Hash<String,Array<String>> The history of the cost filters for a budget during the specified time period.
#cost_types ⇒ Types::CostTypes The history of the cost types for a budget during the specified time period.
#time_unit ⇒ String The time unit of the budget, such as MONTHLY or QUARTERLY. Possible values: DAILY MONTHLY QUARTERLY ANNUALLY .

Instance Attribute Details #budget_name ⇒ String

A string that represents the budget name. The ":" and "\" characters aren't allowed.

#budget_type ⇒ String

The type of a budget. It must be one of the following types:

COST, USAGE, RI_UTILIZATION, RI_COVERAGE, SAVINGS_PLANS_UTILIZATION, or SAVINGS_PLANS_COVERAGE.

Possible values:

#budgeted_and_actual_amounts_list ⇒ Array<Types::BudgetedAndActualAmounts>

A list of amounts of cost or usage that you created budgets for, compared to your actual costs or usage.

#cost_filters ⇒ Hash<String,Array<String>>

The history of the cost filters for a budget during the specified time period.

#cost_types ⇒ Types::CostTypes

The history of the cost types for a budget during the specified time period.

#time_unit ⇒ String

The time unit of the budget, such as MONTHLY or QUARTERLY.

Possible values:

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