Amazon Web Services now provides Configuration to AWS
Dashboard with an outline view of the assets in your account. The total number
of the resources that are being recorded in the account can be viewed from the
AWS Configuration Dashboard and you can easily access the Configuration
History. The number of resources can be easily identified in each region when
they are non-docile with the configuration rules. The Configuration rules that
are the most non-docile resources can be viewed and you can drill down to view
the resources that are not docile with the Configuration rule. API is supported by AWS Configuration so you
will able to find the resource inventory count by getting to know the total
number of resources that the Configuration is recording in the AWS account.
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