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description: This tutorial helps you create automatic exports for your actual and amortized costs in the Cost and Usage Specification standard (FOCUS) format.
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author: jojohpm
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ms.author: jojoh
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ms.date: 08/28/2024
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ms.date: 11/23/2024
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ms.topic: tutorial
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ms.service: cost-management-billing
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ms.subservice: cost-management
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- Shared access service (SAS) key-based cross tenant export is only supported for Microsoft partners at the billing account scope. It isn't supported for other partner scenarios like any other scope, EA indirect contract, or Azure Lighthouse.
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- EA price sheet: Reservation prices are only available for the current month price sheet and cannot be retrieved for historical exports. To retain historical reservation prices, set up recurring exports.
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- EA price sheet: Reservation prices are only available for the current month price sheet and can't be retrieved for historical exports. To retain historical reservation prices, set up recurring exports.
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## FAQ
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#### How does the enhanced export experience handle missing attributes like subscription IDs?
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In the new export experience, missing attributes such as subscription IDs will be set to null or empty, rather than using a default empty GUID (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000), to more accurately indicate the absence of a value. This affects charges pertaining to unused reservations, unused savings plan and rounding adjustments.
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In the new export experience, missing attributes such as subscription IDs are set to null or empty rather than using a default empty GUID (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000). The null or empty values more accurately indicate the absence of a value. It affects charges pertaining to unused reservations, unused savings plan, and rounding adjustments.
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#### How much historical data can I retrieve using Exports?
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You can retrieve up to 13 months of historical data through the portal UI for all datasets, except for RI recommendations, which are limited to the current recommendation snapshot. To access data older than 13 months, you can use the REST API.
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You can retrieve up to 13 months of historical data through the Azure portal for all datasets, except for reservation recommendations, which are limited to the current recommendation snapshot. To access data older than 13 months, you can use the REST API.
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- Cost and usage (Actual), Cost and usage (Amortized), Cost and usage (FOCUS): Up to 7 years of data.
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- Cost and usage (Actual), Cost and usage (Amortized), and Cost and usage (FOCUS): Up to seven years of data.
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- Reservation transactions: Up to 7 years of data across all channels.
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- Reservation transactions: Up to seven years of data across all channels.
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- Reservation recommendations, Reservation details: Up to 13 months of data.
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#### Which datasets support Parquet format and compression?
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The following table captures the supported formats and compression formats for each of the exported datasets. If you are creating an export with multiple datasets, Parquet & compression options will only appear in the dropdown if all of the selected datasets support them.
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The following table captures the supported formats and compression formats for each of the exported datasets. If you're creating an export with multiple datasets, Parquet & compression options only appear in the dropdown if all of the selected datasets support them.
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|Dataset|Format supported|Compression supported|
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#### Why do I get the 'Unauthorized' error while trying to create an Export?
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When attempting to create an Export to a storage account with a firewall, the user must have the Owner role or a custom role with `Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write` and `Microsoft.Authorization/permissions/read` permissions. If these permissions are missing, you will encounter an error like:
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When attempting to create an Export to a storage account with a firewall, the user must have the Owner role or a custom role with `Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write` and `Microsoft.Authorization/permissions/read` permissions. If these permissions are missing, you encounter an error similar to:
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```json
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#### What is the maximum number of subscriptions allowed within a management group (MG) when creating an export?
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The maximum limit is **3000 subscriptions** per management group in Cost Management, including exports.
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The maximum limit is **3,000 subscriptions** per management group in Cost Management, including exports.
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To manage more than 3000 subscriptions:
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To manage more than 3,000 subscriptions:
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- Organize them into smaller management groups. For example, if you have a total of 12,500 subscriptions, create 5 management groups with approximately 2,500 subscriptions each. Create separate exports for each management group scope and combine the exported data for a complete view.
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- Organize them into smaller management groups. For example, if you have a total of 12,500 subscriptions, create five management groups with approximately 2,500 subscriptions each. Create separate exports for each management group scope and combine the exported data for a complete view.
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- Alternatively, if all subscriptions are under the same billing account, create an export at the **billing account scope** to get combined data.
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#### How are the exported files organized in the blob storage folders?
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The exported files are organized in a structured hierarchy within the storage folders. The naming and hierarchy of the folders are as follows:
This folder contains the CSV files and the manifest file for all export runs during the November 2024 time period.
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We ensure that the cost file for a particular month is available within that month's folder (e.g., [20240401-20240430], [20241101-20241130], etc.).
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Azure ensures that the cost file for a particular month is available within that month's folder. For example, `[20240401-20240430]`, `[20241101-20241130]` and so on.
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-**Without file overwrite:** You will see multiple RunIDs within the month folder, representing different export runs (e.g., 30 different RunIDs for 30 days).
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-**Without file overwrite:** You see multiple *RunIDs* within the month folder, representing different export runs. For example, 30 different *RunIDs* for 30 days.
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-**With file overwrite:** You will see only one RunID within the month folder, representing the latest run.
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-**With file overwrite:** You see only one *RunID* within the month folder, representing the latest run.
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At the time of export creation, you can name the StorageContainer, StorageDirectory, and ExportName.
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At the time of export creation, you can name the *StorageContainer*, *StorageDirectory*, and *ExportName*.
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