azurecost 0.4.0

Simple and easy command line to view azure costs.

azurecost

Simple and easy command line to view azure costs.

Supports python 3.8 and above.

Settings

az login

Examples

show cost monthly

$ azurecost -s my-subscription
key                   2023-08    2023-09
------------------  ---------  ---------
total                  492.77      80.28
Cognitive Services     492.77      80.28
Bandwidth                0          0
Storage                  0          0

• You can omit the -s by specifying the environment variable AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID.

$ export AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ export AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ azurecost
key                   2023-08    2023-09
------------------  ---------  ---------
total                  492.77      80.28
Cognitive Services     492.77      80.28
Bandwidth                0          0
Storage                  0          0

show cost (Multiple Dimensions)

$ azurecost -s my-subscription -d ResourceGroup -d ServiceName
key                                     2023-08    2023-09
------------------------------------  ---------  ---------
total                                    492.77     426.97
RG-1, Cognitive Services                 281        366
RG-2, Cognitive Services                 211.77      60.97
RG-3, Storage                              0          0
RG-4, Storage                              0          0
RG-5, Storage                              0          0
RG-6, Storage                              0          0
RG-7, Bandwidth                            0          0
RG-7, Storage                              0          0

Python API

subscription = "my-subscription"
core = Azurecost(
    False,
    "MONTHLY",
    ["ServiceName"],
    subscription_name=subscription,
    # resource_group="my-rg"
)
total_results, results = core.get_usage(
    ago=2,
)
text = core.convert_tabulate(total_results, results)
print(text)

Installation

pip install azurecost

CI

install test package

$ ./scripts/ci.sh install

test

$ ./scripts/ci.sh run-test

flake8 and black and pytest.

release pypi

$ ./scripts/ci.sh release

git tag and pypi release.