aws-cur:tldr:810a6
aws-cur: Delete a usage report definition.
$ aws cur --region ${aws_region} delete-report-definition --report-name ${report}
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This command is used in the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) to delete a Cost and Usage Report (CUR) definition in a specific AWS region.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
aws cur: This is the CLI command to work with the Cost and Usage Report service.--region ${aws_region}: This specifies the AWS region in which the CUR definition exists. You need to replace${aws_region}with the actual region name or a variable that holds the region name.delete-report-definition: This specifies the subcommand to delete a CUR definition.--report-name ${report}: This specifies the name of the CUR definition to be deleted. Similar to the region, you need to replace${report}with the actual name of the report or a variable holding the report name.
Overall, this command helps you delete a specific Cost and Usage Report definition in a particular AWS region.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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