Redshift Reserved Nodes Should Not Have Status - Payment Failed
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Ensure that none of your AWS Redshift Reserved Node purchases have been failed.Risk Level
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CBPTriage and Remediation
Remediation
Using Console
Using Console
To remediate the issue of Redshift Reserved Nodes having a status of “Payment Failed” in AWS, you can follow these steps using the AWS Management Console:
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Navigate to the AWS Redshift Console:
- Go to the AWS Management Console (https://aws.amazon.com/console/).
- In the “Find Services” search bar, type “Redshift” and select “Amazon Redshift” from the options.
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Access the Reserved Nodes Dashboard:
- In the Amazon Redshift console, navigate to the “Clusters” section from the left-hand menu.
- Click on the “Reserved Nodes” tab to view the list of reserved nodes.
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Identify Reserved Nodes with Payment Failed Status:
- Look for the reserved nodes that have a status of “Payment Failed” in the list of reserved nodes.
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Modify the Reserved Node:
- Select the reserved node with the “Payment Failed” status by clicking on it.
- Click on the “Modify” button to edit the reservation.
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Update Payment Information:
- In the modification form, update the payment information associated with the reserved node.
- Ensure that the payment method linked to the reserved node is valid and has sufficient funds to cover the reservation.
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Save Changes:
- After updating the payment information, click on the “Save” or “Apply Changes” button to confirm the modifications.
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Verify Status:
- Once the changes are saved, verify that the status of the reserved node has been updated to a valid state (e.g., “Active”).
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Monitor and Confirm:
- Monitor the status of the reserved node over the next few minutes to ensure that the changes are successfully applied.
- Confirm that the reserved node no longer shows a status of “Payment Failed.”
Using CLI
Using CLI
To remediate the issue of Redshift Reserved Nodes having a status of “Payment Failed” in AWS, you can follow these steps using the AWS CLI:
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Identify the Reserved Node with Payment Failed status:
Use the following AWS CLI command to list all the Redshift Reserved Nodes and their statuses:
Look for the Reserved Node(s) with the “Payment Failed” status.
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Modify the Reserved Node:
Use the following AWS CLI command to modify the Reserved Node with the Payment Failed status:
Replace
<ReservedNodeId>with the ID of the Reserved Node with Payment Failed status and<NewReservedNodeOfferingId>with the ID of a new Reserved Node offering that you want to apply. -
Confirm the modification:
Use the following AWS CLI command to confirm the modification and apply the changes:
Replace
<NewReservedNodeOfferingId>with the ID of the new Reserved Node offering that you specified in step 2. -
Verify the status:
Use the following AWS CLI command to verify that the Reserved Node status has been updated:
Check if the Reserved Node status is now updated and no longer shows “Payment Failed”.
Using Python
Using Python
To remediate the misconfiguration of Redshift Reserved Nodes having a status of “Payment Failed” in AWS, you can use the AWS SDK for Python (Boto3) to automate the remediation process. Here are the step-by-step instructions to remediate this issue:
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Install Boto3: If you haven’t already installed Boto3, you can do so using pip:
- Configure AWS Credentials: Make sure you have your AWS credentials configured either through environment variables, shared credentials file, or AWS config file.
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Write Python Script: Create a Python script with the following code to identify and update the status of Redshift Reserved Nodes with “Payment Failed” status:
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Run the Script: Execute the Python script to identify Redshift Reserved Nodes with “Payment Failed” status and update their status to “ALL_UPFRONT” payment option.