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# Runbook Catalog

Automate cost-saving actions across your cloud environment using predefined Runbooks in OneLens. Each Runbook targets a specific saving opportunity and executes a streamlined remediation workflow. These automated workflows eliminate manual overhead and drive consistent cost optimization.

The current Runbook Catalog covers AWS resources. *Runbooks for Azure, GCP, and OCI resources are planned for future releases.*

## Available Runbooks

OneLens provides a growing catalog of Runbooks, including:

1. [Delete CloudWatch Alarms in Insufficient State](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-cloudwatch-alarms-in-insufficient-state.md)
2. [Delete EBS Snapshots for Unused Volumes](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-ebs-snapshots-for-which-corresponding-volumes-are-not-in-use.md)
3. [Delete Idle ElastiCache/Memcached Clusters](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-idle-elasticache-memcached-cluster.md)
4. [Delete RDS Snapshots Older Than a Specified Period](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-rds-snapshots-older-than-a-specified-period-of-time.md)
5. [Delete Idle Classic/Application Load Balancers](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-idle-classic-application-load-balancers.md)
6. [Delete Unused EBS Volumes](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-unused-ebs-volumes.md)
7. [Delete Unused Elastic IPs](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-unused-elastic-ip.md)
8. [Delete Unused NAT Gateways](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/delete-unused-nat-gateway.md)
9. [Migrate EBS Volumes from gp2 to gp3](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/migrate-ebs-volumes-from-gp2-to-gp3.md)
10. [Set Retention Period for CloudWatch Logs](/automate/remediations/remediations-runbooks/runbook-catalog/set-retention-period-for-cloudwatch-logs.md)

Each Runbook automates a specific workflow to help you reclaim wasted spend.

## What You See Inside a Runbook

When you open a Runbook in OneLens UI, you'll see the following tabs to guide you through it:

* **Details:** Provides an overview of the Runbook, including its purpose and scope.
* **Account Details:** Displays information related to the installation of the Runbook in a particular account.
* **Executions:** Shows execution history, including the status and timestamp of past executions.
* **Permissions:** Lists required permissions for executing the Runbook.
* **Step Details:** Provides a breakdown of each individual step within the Runbook for clear, actionable instructions.


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