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Description
The base AWS collector queries all regions for every account collecting information for the following:
Account
Update the list of resources that are account wide
S3 Buckets
CloudFront Distributions
Route53 DNS Zones and records
Region
Update the list of the following resources for a specific account and region
EC2 Instances
AMIs
EBS Volumes
EBS Snapshots
Elastic BeanStalks
VPCs
Configuration Options
Option name |
Default Value |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
enabled |
True |
bool |
Enable the AWS collector |
interval |
15 |
int |
Run frequency, in minutes |
max_instances |
1000 |
int |
Maximum number of instances per API call |
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