v3.0.2

Retrieval fees for nearline storage, coldline storage and archive storage can now be now calculated.

Please remember...

Starting with version 3.0.0 gcosts is completely redeveloped in Go.

It has many new cool advantages over the Perl version. The first is that macOS and Apple Silicon are now supported.

There are also a few changes that may lead to incompatibilities with your existing workflow.

1. Calculations are now executed with gcosts calc (gcosts without sub-command shows the help)
2. No more TOTALS.CSV. Excel can sum up better.
3. The operating system (i.e. rhel) is now stored as resource in the CSV export. No longer always vm-os.
4. Only paid operating systems are supported. If you use a free, like Ubuntu, just delete the assignment.
5. New CSV structure (now also separated with comma)

• Old: PROJECT;REGION;RESOURCE;NAME;COST;TYPE;DATA;CLASS;COMMITMENT;DISCOUNT;FILE
• New: Project,Region,Resource,Type/Class,Name,Cost,Data,CUD,Discount,File

6. And a few more little things...

I hope you have a lot of fun with this new version.

v3.0.1

New binaries compiled with Ubuntu 20.04 to support "older" Debian / Google Cloud Shell.

Fixed:

/home/admin_/gcosts: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32' not found (required by /home/admin_/gcosts)
/home/admin_/gcosts: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /home/admin_/gcosts)

Please remember...

Starting with version 3.0.0 gcosts is completely redeveloped in Go.

It has many new cool advantages over the Perl version. The first is that macOS and Apple Silicon are now supported.

There are also a few changes that may lead to incompatibilities with your existing workflow.

1. Calculations are now executed with gcosts calc (gcosts without sub-command shows the help)
2. No more TOTALS.CSV. Excel can sum up better.
3. The operating system (i.e. rhel) is now stored as resource in the CSV export. No longer always vm-os.
4. Only paid operating systems are supported. If you use a free, like Ubuntu, just delete the assignment.
5. New CSV structure (now also separated with comma)

• Old: PROJECT;REGION;RESOURCE;NAME;COST;TYPE;DATA;CLASS;COMMITMENT;DISCOUNT;FILE
• New: Project,Region,Resource,Type/Class,Name,Cost,Data,CUD,Discount,File

6. And a few more little things...

I hope you have a lot of fun with this new version.

v3.0.0 (Go)

Starting with version 3.0.0 gcosts is completely redeveloped in Go.

It has many new cool advantages over the Perl version. The first is that macOS and Apple Silicon are now supported.

There are also a few changes that may lead to incompatibilities with your existing workflow.

1. Calculations are now executed with gcosts calc (gcosts without sub-command shows the help)
2. No more TOTALS.CSV. Excel can sum up better.
3. The operating system (i.e. rhel) is now stored as resource in the CSV export. No longer always vm-os.
4. Only paid operating systems are supported. If you use a free, like Ubuntu, just delete the assignment.
5. New CSV structure (now also separated with comma)

• Old: PROJECT;REGION;RESOURCE;NAME;COST;TYPE;DATA;CLASS;COMMITMENT;DISCOUNT;FILE
• New: Project,Region,Resource,Type/Class,Name,Cost,Data,CUD,Discount,File

6. And a few more little things...

I hope you have a lot of fun with this new version.

v2.1.0

Spot VMs

v2.0.0

Cloud Load Balancer removed #69

v1.2.0

Committed use discounts for RHEL images 🥳.

v1.1.0

Now also available as Windows CLI Program.

No longer support for Debian 10 and Ubuntu 18.04. glibc 2.29 is required.

v1.0.5

Performance! Thanks to SQLite in-memory database the calculation and generation of YAML price list file pricing.yml now takes only 3 minutes instead of over 2 hours.

v1.0.4

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP CUD Fix.

Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.0.4

v1.0.3

Pricing bug fix and more tests.