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# Usage

You can check the resource usage status and usage history for each cloud service.

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1. **Select a cloud service:** When you select a cloud service, the information will be displayed on the screen based on the selected cloud service.
2. **Last Resource Collection Time:** Displays the time when resources were last collected from cloud services. Collection cycles vary by resource type.

   ⚠️ Important: Newly created resources are not displayed in real-time. They will be displayed after being collected according to the regular collection cycle.\
   [View collection schedule details](/dev-opsnow-user-guide-v0.2/menu/resources/usage/resource-collection-schedule.md)
3. **Current/History tabs:** You can select a tab.&#x20;
   * **Current tab:** Displays the current resource usage of the selected cloud service.
   * **History tab:** Displays the usage history of the selected cloud service.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Current Tab" %}
Displays the resource usage of the selected cloud service.

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1. **Search conditions:** You can check information by selecting the cloud accounts, regions, or tags.
2. **Select products of cloud services:** You can check information by selecting a specific cloud service product such as API Gateway, S3, etc.
3. **Download in Excel:** You can download the information on the screen to an Excel file.
4. **Cloud resource graph:** You can check the information of cloud resources in use with graphs.
   * **Region:** You can check information by region.&#x20;
   * **Type:** You can check information by type.
5. **Search bar:** You can search information by entering a search text.
6. **Resource information table:** You can check detailed information about resources.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="History Tab" %}
Displays the usage history of the selected cloud service.

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1. **Search conditions:** You can check information by selecting the period, cloud accounts, regions.
2. **Select products of cloud services:** You can check information by selecting a specific cloud service product such as API Gateway, S3, etc.
3. **Download in Excel:** You can download the information on the screen to an Excel file.
4. **Cloud resource graph:** You can check the information of cloud resources in use with graphs.
5. **Search bar:** You can search information by entering a search text.
6. **Resource information table:** You can check detailed information about resources.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}


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