With AWS License Manager you can set customized rules, manage centrally, and discover software, across accounts, whether you’re running on AWS, on premises, or a public cloud. 

Self-managed licenses make it easier to bring your eligible software licenses from any 3rd party vendors to AWS, and centrally manage them across AWS and your on-premises environments.

Self-managed licenses

A host resource group is a logical collection of EC2 Dedicated Hosts that allows customers bringing in Windows and SQL Server licenses to let AWS manage common administration tasks such as host allocation, instance placement, and capacity utilization.

Host resource groups

Granted licenses are licenses for products that your organization purchased from AWS Marketplace, AWS Data Exchange, or directly from a seller who integrated their software with the Managed Entitlements feature of AWS License Manager.

Granted licenses

With AWS License Manager, you can view and manage commercial Linux subscriptions which you own and run on AWS such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) subscription included, RHEL Bring Your Own Subscription model (BYOS) with the Red Hat Cloud Access Program, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu Pro.

Linux subscriptions

With AWS License Manager, you can launch Amazon EC2 instances using AMIs that include Microsoft Office or Visual Studio. The license-included applications on these instances do not require upfront licensing costs or long term licensing commitments.

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