AWS Data Exports now enables customers to distinguish between Amazon Bedrock operation types in their cost reports for enhanced cost analysis and optimization. This granular operation information is available in Cost and Usage Reports (CUR), CUR 2.0, and Data Exports for FOCUS, and is particularly valuable for FinOps teams, cost optimization professionals, and organizations using Amazon Bedrock that require detailed billing analysis.
Customers will now see specific operation types such as “InvokeModelInference” and “InvokeModelStreamingInference” in their cost reports, replacing generic “Usage” labels. These granular operation types appear in the “line_item_operation” column in Legacy CUR and CUR 2.0 reports, the “x_Operation” column in FOCUS reports, and AWS Cost Explorer API Operation dimension values. This visibility now extends to all foundation models on Amazon Bedrock, enabling precise tracking of usage patterns and cost optimization opportunities across all model providers.
To learn more about AWS Billing and Cost Management, visit the AWS Billing and Cost Management documentation, and for AWS Data Exports, visit the AWS Data Exports documentation. To get started with Amazon Bedrock, visit the Amazon Bedrock page and see the Amazon Bedrock documentation for more details.
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