poweroff-google-cloud-cap-billing
google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator
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poweroff-google-cloud-cap-billing
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Google Cloud Billing API Custom Cost Control Service
If you don't want to develop it yourself you are welcome to use my implementation: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/poweroff-google-cloud-cap-billing
- Show HN: Automatic cost control by capping Google Cloud billing
- 📴 Automating cost control by capping Google Cloud billing
google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator
- Quickest way to use Compute Engine for (simple) scientific computation?
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How to figure out costs for Compute Engine?
To help you calculate the GCE cost, I built this tool: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator Maybe not necessary for one machine, but if you need to plan many, it will certainly help you.
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Show HN: Google Cloud Compute Engine Comparison
Thank you very much for your feedback, I am very grateful. The cost change is not related to compute (vCPU and memory). I will have a close look at it in October, because I need to apply the price adjustment to my other project: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/google-cloud-pricing-cost-calcu...
The "Instance Picker" automatically sorts by price per hour. So at the top is always the most affordable VM according to your filter. Everyone has different requirements. I work a lot with SAP and therefore filter a lot by the SAPS benchmark.
To automate this step I provide the SQL export. You can then quickly select the correct machine type.
When your VM is active in the Google Cloud for the 8 days, Google automatically recommends the size (vCPU and memory) of the VM based on the workload. More: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/apply-machin...
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FinOps on Google Cloud Platform (calculate estimated monthly costs)
I just added the CSV import with Google Sheets into the README: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator/blob/master/usage/google_sheets.md
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Google Cloud Platform Pricing and Cost Calculator (calculate estimated monthly)
If you get different discount on different SKUs, you can generate your own price list. For example, you can then define your own price per SKU in the skus.csv. Up to now this is only documented with standard prices: https://github.com/Cyclenerd/google-cloud-pricing-cost-calculator/tree/master/build
What are some alternatives?
Cloud-Free-Tier-Comparison - Comparing the free tier offers of the major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle etc.
cloud-nebulous-serverless - This repo is for the codelabs (free, online, self-paced tutorials) showing developers how they can deploy the same app locally *and* to all three fully-managed serverless compute platforms from Google Cloud w/just minor config changes.
vscode-infracost - See cost estimates for Terraform right in your editor💰📉
cloud_murmation - Terraform module for creating free cloud infrastructure in Oracle Cloud and Google Cloud using Terraform Cloud for state management.
xcat-core - Code repo for xCAT core packages