FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview)
| Preview note:
FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns is in preview and can make mistakes. Please verify your cost data with AWS Cost and Usage Reports (CUR) or CUR 2.0. |
The FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table contains your cost and usage data
formatted with FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS) 1.0, along with five
additional columns from AWS that contain proprietary billing data. These columns are
AWS_CostCategories, AWS_Discount, AWS_Operation, AWS_ServiceCode, and AWS_UsageType. For more information about the FOCUS open-source
specification, refer to the FOCUS
The SQL table name for FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) is
FOCUS_1_0_AWS_PREVIEW
Preview notes
The FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table will be deprecated after the feature becomes generally available (GA).
Your FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table might also have compliance gaps with the FOCUS 1.0 specification. For this reason, we do not recommend FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) for production workloads. For more information, refer to the compliance gaps section.
The GA release of the FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table will address the compliance gaps.
Table configurations
There are no table configurations for the FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table.
AWS Organizations support
The FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table inherits the settings you made in the consolidated billing feature in AWS Organizations. When consolidated billing is enabled, there are different behaviors for management and member accounts. If you’re using a management account, your FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table includes cost and usage data for the management account and all member accounts in your organization. If you’re using a member account, your FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) table only includes cost and usage data for that member account.
After joining an organization, a member account can only export data for the time that the account has been a member of the organization. For example, let's say that a member account leaves organization A and joins organization B on the 15th of the month. Then, the member account creates an export. Because the member account created an export after joining organization B, the member account’s export of FOCUS 1.0 with AWS columns (preview) for the month only includes cost and usage data for the time that the account has been a member of organization B.
