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In the search bar, type Tag Editor and select Resource Groups & Tag Editor. ![](/files/ePhGAlyO0KFWbTMduwH5) 3. In the side menu, select **Tag Editor**.\ ![](/files/6i40RgZ5RRTjIzuzs64t) 4. In the **Regions** section, select **All Regions**. ![](/files/aryV43XNYtBJ9jiOIyf4) 5. In the **Resources Types**, add the following services: ``` AWS::S3::Bucket AWS::DynamoDB::Table AWS::RDS::DBCluster AWS::RDS::DBInstance AWS::EFS::FileSystem AWS::OpenSearchService::Serverless AWS::Redshift::Cluster ``` ![](/files/j1vEFhbfC4tUMwAYWIkh) 1. Go to **Search Resources**.\ The number next to **Resource search results** indicates the number of managed assets in your AWS environment.\ ![](/files/9OqomPKH5e3goK0N8DYg) 2. Optional: Export the resource list as a .CSV file. ![](/files/AKz1SALnO8ER5MFVPQvv) #### Calculate the amount of assets via the AWS CloudShell **NOTE**: This process needs to be performed separately on each of your AWS accounts. 1. Login to your AWS Account. 2. Open the [CloudShell terminal](https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudshell/home). 3. Run the following command: ``` curl -s https://onboarding.dig.security/aws/dig-aws-asset- counter/single-profile-cloudshell/AACDig-single-profile- cloudshell.sh | bash ``` 4. View the results to determine the number of assets there are in the current account. ![](/files/Za0jjsrMCR3MstjYz5oE) ### Azure Calculate the amount of managed assets in your Azure environment: 1. From the relevant tenant in the Azure portal, go to the [Resource Graph Explorer](https://portal.azure.com/#view/HubsExtension/ArgQueryBlade). 2. In the Scope drop down, located at the top left of the screen, select the relevant scope for the query (Directory \ Management group \ Subscription). ![](/files/5B9XJ5IvUHgiY0kchZ8z) 3. Select New Query. 4. Copy the following query and click Run Query. ``` Resources | where type in~ ("microsoft.storage/storageaccounts", "microsoft.documentdb/databaseaccounts", "microsoft.sql/servers", “microsoft.sql/managedinstances”, "microsoft.dbformysql/servers", "microsoft.dbformysql/flexibleservers", "microsoft.dbforpostgresql/servergroupsv2" "microsoft.dbforpostgresql/flexibleservers", "microsoft.dbforpostgresql/servers", "microsoft.dbformariadb/servers") | summarize count() ``` When the query finishes running, the number of data assets is displayed under count\_\ ![](/files/3VQ4dlUC2K0GdD62dfAm) ### GCP Calculate the amount of managed assets in your GCP environment. 1. In your GCP account, go to the [Cloud Asset Inventory](https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/asset-inventory/resources?pageState=\(%22assetTypeFacets%22:\(%22f%22:%22storage.googleapis.com/Bucket,sqladmin.googleapis.com/Instance,file.googleapis.com/Instance,bigquery.googleapis.com/Dataset,bigtableadmin.googleapis.com/Table,spanner.googleapis.com/Database,redis.googleapis.com/Instance,memcache.googleapis.com/Instance,firestore.googleapis.com/Database%22\)\)). 2. Select the required organization (recommended) or specific project, depending on your requirements.\ ![](/files/Kp92qrlVlvRtnSZ7dKHM) 3. Go to the Resource tab.\ ![](/files/F1LkiSoLt645xv4HAfmy) 4. In the **Filter results** section, located next to **Resource type**, click **View more** (see above image). 5. In the **Select resource type** area, click **By Count**. 6. Select the following resources from the list, and click **Apply**. * storage.Bucket * sqladmin.Instance * file.Instance * bigquery.Dataset * bigtableadmin.Table **NOTE**: If any of the above resources does not appear in the list, it indicates the count is Alternatively, use [this link](https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/asset-inventory/resources?pageState=\(%22assetTypeFacets%22:\(%22f%22:%22storage.googleapis.com/Bucket,sqladmin.googleapis.com/Instance,file.googleapis.com/Instance,bigquery.googleapis.com/Dataset,bigtableadmin.googleapis.com/Table,spanner.googleapis.com/Database,redis.googleapis.com/Instance,memcache.googleapis.com/Instance,firestore.googleapis.com/Database%22\)\)) which already includes the above filters (you will need to re-select the required organization/project). Several results are displayed. To export the results, click **Download CSV**. ![](/files/XIp311d1SAV34nHT9TPn) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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