How do I find out when the Instance size was changed using Cloudtrail? e.g. large -xlarge date, user and so on. One of the instance size have been changed and I'd like to find out which user has changed it
Instace Type Change log
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The Logging Amazon EC2, Amazon EBS, and Amazon VPC API Calls with AWS CloudTrail documentation states that:
The Amazon EC2 API Reference shows that the action you're looking for is the one called ModifyInstanceAttribute; in your case you should target events that have
"eventName": "ModifyInstanceAttribute"and have theinstanceTypekey in therequestParametersobject. The identity of the user (or role) that initiated the action is inuserIdentity.An example of such event in CloudTrail is: