Cyclenerd / google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator

Google Cloud Platform Pricing and Cost Calculator | 🏆 Awarded | |------------| | This project was the winner of the Google Open Source Peer Bonus in 2022 🥳 | Calculate estimated monthly costs of Google Cloud Platform products and resources. Optimized for DevOps, architects and engineers to quickly see a cost breakdown and compare different options upfront: • Mapping of resource usage is done in easy to learn **YAML** usage files • Price information is read from a local file ( ) • Calculation is done via **CLI** program • Calculated costs are saved in **CSV** file optimized for non-technical audience Full control and no disclosure of any information and costs to third parties. Everything is calculated on your local computer. No need to have a connection to the Internet. Everything tested and matched against the actual invoice in large Google Cloud migration projects. Over **493 automated tests** ensure reliability. works on various OS and terminals, including Windows CMD, macOS iTerm2, and in CI systems like GitHub Actions. | 1️⃣ Create YAML file | 2️⃣ Run CLI program | 3️⃣ Open CSV file | |---------------------|-----------------------------|------------------| | | | | ☁️ Supported resources The cost of a resource is calculated by multiplying its price by its usage. | 💡 Google Cloud Free Program | |------------------------------------------------| | Free tiers and free trial (90-day, $300), which are usually not a significant part of cloud costs, are ignored. For example: 1x free non-preemptible VM instance per month, free NAT for 32 VMs, 30 GB-months standard persistent disk, 1 GB network egress and everything else are not taken into account. | Resources that supports, and Google charges for: 🖥️ Compute Engine Instances • [x] All machine types are supported • [x] and accelerator optimized machines • [x] , and compute optimized machine series • [x] , , and memory optimized machine series • [x] , , , , , , , , , , , , and general purpose machine series • [x] Sustained use discounts (SUD) are applied to monthly costs • [x] Spot provisioning model (Spot VM) is supported • [ ] Flexible committed use discounts (Flexible CUD) are not supported • [x] 1 year and 3 year committed use discounts (CUD) are supported • [x] Paid "premium" operating system licenses (paid images) are supported • [x] SUSE Linux Enterprise Server • [x] SLES for SAP (1y and 3y committed use discounts (CUD) are also supported) • [x] Red Hat Enterprise Linux (1y and 3y committed use discounts (CUD) are also supported) • [x] RHEL for SAP (1y and 3y committed use discounts (CUD) are also supported) • [x] Windows Server • [x] Custom machine types are supported (have to be created manually) • [ ] Sole-tenant VMs are not supported 💾 Compute Engine Disks • [x] All persistent disk (PD) types are supported • [x] Zonal persistent disk • [x] Regional persistent disk • [x] Local SSD • [ ] Provisioned IOPS 🪣 Cloud Storage • [x] All storage classes and location types are supported • [x] region • [x] dual-region • [x] multi-region • [x] Retrieval fees are calulated 🚇 Hybrid Connectivity • [x] VPN tunnel • [ ] Interconnect is currently not calculated 🔗 Cloud NAT • [x] NAT gateway • [x] Data processing (both egress and ingress) 🚦 Cloud Monitoring (Operations Suite) • [x] Monitoring data 🕸️ Network • [x] Premium Tier internet egress • [x] Worldwide destinations (excluding China & Australia, but including Hong Kong) • [x] China destinations (excluding Hong Kong) • [x] Australia destinations 🏗️ TODO The following services are not currently supported, but are on the TODO list: • [ ] BigQuery • [ ] Cloud SQL Please suggest other resources worth covering by upvoting existing issue or opening new issue. 🧑‍🏫 Start the interactive tutorial This guide is available as an interactive Cloud Shell tutorial. To get started, please click the following button: 🏃 Quick start • Get program Download the ready complied and executable CLI program for your operating system and architecture. Linux Download: • x86_64 Intel or AMD 64-Bit CPU • arm64 Arm-based 64-Bit CPU (i.e. in Raspberry Pi) To determine your OS version, run or at the command line. Execute : macOS Download: • x86_64 Intel 64-bit • arm64 Apple silicon 64-bit To determine your OS version, run at the command line. Execute : Windows Download: • x86_64 Intel or AMD 64-Bit CPU • arm64 Arm-based 64-Bit CPU To determine your OS version, run at the command line. Execute : • Download price information Download the latest and tested price information file . The price information is automatically regenerated on a weekly basis. Download the updated pricing file regularly. Linux Download : macOS Download : Windows Download : • Run it Prepare a separate directory (i.e. ) just for your YAML usage files and create your first YAML usage file ( ) in this directory: > **Warning** > If the price list ( ) is in the same directory, errors occur because the YAML file is also parsed. Execute the CLI program: Linux Execute : macOS Execute : Windows Execute : Without extra specification of the directory all YAML files ( ) of the current directory are imported and the costs of the resources are calculated. You can specify the directory: The calculated costs are exported to one CSV (comma-separated values) file. Without specifying the file location, the file is named and is saved in the current directory. You can specify the CSV export file: You can import the CSV file with MS Excel, Apple Numbers, LibreOffice or Google Sheets. • Get familiar Continue to familiarize yourself with the options. The following documentations are prepared for this purpose: • Create usage files • Build pricing information file **🤓 Tip** Add to your Shell aliases with absolute pathnames. You can then execute anywhere. Alias ( ): ❤️ Contributing Have a patch that will benefit this project? Awesome! Follow these steps to have it accepted. • Please read how to con…