Clicking a fix group on the Issues page opens the Fixes view for that check type. The page shows every affected resource, your progress across them, and the solution steps you need to take action.
The header gives you an overview of the fix:
- The aggregate title (e.g. “12 Idle EC2 Instances”) and service icon
- A fixes-implemented counter showing how many resources are resolved (e.g. 4/12)
- Effort and category badges
- Remaining estimated monthly saving, once completed fixes are excluded
If all resources have been fixed, the savings badge is replaced with an “All issues fixed” indicator.
A description of the check sits below the header, explaining what the issue is and why it affects your costs.
Resources table
The table lists every AWS resource affected by this issue type.
Sorting
Use the Sort by control to order resources:
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Saving | Highest potential monthly saving first (default) |
| Time | Most recently discovered first |
| Name | Alphabetical by resource ID |
Grouping
Use the Group by control to organise resources into sections:
| Option | Description |
|---|
| Account | Group by AWS account (default) |
| Region | Group by AWS region |
| Status | Group by issue status (Todo, Done, Hidden) |
Hidden resources
Resources you’ve hidden are not shown by default. A toggle at the bottom of the table lets you show or hide them.
Resource detail panel
Clicking any resource row opens a detail panel at the bottom of the screen. You can drag the panel’s top edge to resize it, and it stays open as you click between rows.
The panel has two tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|
| Resource | Resource name, ID, account, region, and current cost details |
| Evidence | CloudWatch metric charts used to identify the issue (CPU, network, etc.) |
The evidence charts show data from ZapStack’s last scan. If a resource shows higher utilization during specific periods, it may be worth investigating before marking it as done or hiding it.
