AWS Trusted Advisor check reference - AWS Support

AWS Trusted Advisor check reference

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End of Support Notice: Business Support will be discontinued January 1, 2027. Customers with Business Support can continue using their existing plan or choose to upgrade to Business Support+ anytime before January 1, 2027. Business Support+ delivers AI-powered assistance that understands the context of your operations, with 24/7 access to AWS experts at $29/month minimum per account. For more information see, Business Support+ plan details

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You can view all Trusted Advisor check names, descriptions, and IDs in the following reference. You can also sign in to the Trusted Advisor console to view more information about the checks, recommended actions, and their statuses.

If you have a AWS Business Support+, AWS Enterprise Support, or AWS Unified Operations plan, you can also use the AWS Trusted Advisor API and the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) to access your checks. For more information, see the following topics:

Note

If you have a Basic Support or Developer Support plan, you can use the Trusted Advisor console to access all checks in the Service limits category and the following checks in the Security and Fault Tolerance categories:

Check categories