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      What does Hyperglance count as a resource?

      Find out what types of AWS, Azure & Kubernetes resources count towards your Hyperglance limit

      In this article, you'll find the full list of resource types that count towards your licence limit.

      Each of the following platforms has its own list:

      When we calculate how many resources you'll need to be licensed for, we include resources classes such a loadbalancers, compute, storage and databases.

      We do not count things such as network interfaces, log entries, metrics, or routing rules against your resource limit.

      If you have Hyperglance deployed already find out your resource usage from the settings page.

       

       

      Amazon Web Services

      If you do not have Hyperglance deployed and would like to estimate how many AWS resources you have, check out this help article

      In AWS, these are the types of resource that do count towards your Hyperglance licence limit:

      • EC2 Instance
      • EBS Volume
      • ECS Task
      • IAM User
      • Internet Gateway
      • Egress Only Internet Gateway
      • VPN Gateway
      • NAT Gateway
      • Customer Gateway
      • VPC Endpoint
      • Application Load Balancer
      • Network Load Balancer
      • Classic Load Balancer
      • Dynamo DB Table
      • Dynamo DB Accelerator
      • RDS Instance
      • RDS Aurora Serverless
      • Peering Connection
      • S3 Bucket
      • Lambda Function
      • Route53 Policy Record
      • Route53 Hosted Zone
      • Route53 Record Set
      • Redshift Cluster Node
      • Transit Gateway
      • EKS Cluster
      • API Gateway
      • Workspace
      • DirectConnect Gateway
      • DirectConnect Device
      • SNS Topic
      • SQS Queue

       

       

       

      Microsoft Azure

      If you'd like to know how many Azure resources you have, check out this help article

      In Azure, these are the types of resource that do count towards your Hyperglance licence limit:

      • Virtual Machine
      • Disk
      • Load Balancer
      • Route Tables Classic
      • Storage Accounts Classic
      • Domain Names Classic
      • SQL Database
      • SQL Server
      • PostgreSQL Server
      • MySQL Server
      • Application Gateways
      • Virtual Network Gateways
      • Local Network Gateways
      • Peering Connection
      • Web App
      • Function
      • Logic App
      • Cosmos DB Container
      • Redis Cache
      • API Management Service
      • Event Grid Topic
      • Virtual Machine Scale Set
      • Scale Set Instance

       

       

       

      Kubernetes

      In Kubernetes, these are the types of resource that do count towards your Hyperglance licence limit:

      • Pod
      • Ingress
      • LoadBalancer
      • NodePort
      • Node*
      * If a Node is an AWS EC2 Instance or Azure VM that is already tracked by Hyperglance then it will combine them and count that as only 1 resource.

      If you'd like to know how Hyperglance helps you optimise the management of your cloud infrastructure, visit hyperglance.com