UPDATE 12/15/2020: THIS CODE IS DEPRECATED, REPO IS ARCHIVED
- This code is for nostalgic reference only
- For the past couple years there official AWS API for pricing retrieval: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/price-changes.html
MINOR UPDATE 02/14/2017: Canada Central and London Regions
- Canada Central region (ca-central-1) is added to the script
- London region (eu-west-2) is added to the script
Program is fully functional and up-to-date.
MINOR UPDATE 11/16/2016: Ohio Region
- Ohio region (us-east-2) is added to the script
- Minor bug fixes
NOTE: Only Standard reservations are included. Convertible reservations are in roadmap.
Program is fully functional and up-to-date.
MINOR UPDATE 07/01/2016: Mumbai Region
- Mumbai region (ap-south-1) is added to the script
- Minor bug fixes
Program is fully functional and up-to-date.
MAJOR UPDATE 04/05/2016: Version 3.0 of program
- DynamoDB throughput (Read/Write) pricing is introduced
- Minor bug fixes
Program is fully functional and up-to-date.
ROADMAP
As there had been no AWS updates affecting pricing sheets since June 2015, I stopped the active development of the script and was just checking it from time to time. Moreover, in December 2015 AWS introduced their own pricing API which was a great thing. However, when I had to update my work-related DBs with the new Seoul region pricing, I found out that AWS API implementation is not straightforward:
- Every region should be accessed separately
- Parsing needed
- Overall, major development effort is neded to use the API
That is why I came back to my good old tool, added Seoul region into it, and found out that it still produces the top-notch results that I was able to use right away. At the sam=e time I decided to continue the development of the tool, and here is the roadmap for the nearest time:
- Include convertible reserved instance pricing
- Dictionary dependency fix - make the tool tolerate AWS changes (such as new regions introductions)
- Dedicated instances pricing
Please, let me know what else would be good to have in the resulting uniform output of the tool.
MINOR UPDATE 04/06/2016
- Aurora and MariaDB are added to RDS
- New table schema is introduced with the separate method: now columns OS (EC2) and DB (RDS) are merged as they do not intersect; the old schema is still available
MINOR UPDATE 03/24/2016
- Seoul region (ap-northeast-2) is added to dictionaries
- Tool is tested to produce accurate up-to-date results
MAJOR UPDATE 06/19/2015: Version 2.0 of program
- New RDS pricing scheme is added (noUpfront, partialUpfront, allUpfront)
- Thorough testing is performed and major bugs fixed:
- Redshift "clean" hourly price calculation (from monthly cost) is corrected following AWS correcting it on their pricing website
- Output pricing is checked by random sampling and proven to be accurate
- PrettyTable representation is now fully functional
- JSON functionality now returns the JSON string instead of just printing it to console
- Documentation is accurate and informative
Program is fully functional and up-to-date.
http://ilia-semenov.github.io/awspricingfull
Written by Ilia Semenov (@ilia-semenov)
Based on the project by Eran Sandler (@erans): https://github.com/erans/ec2instancespricing
Compatibility: Python 2
AWS instance pricing retrieval for EC2, RDS, ElastiCache and Redshift. On-Demand and Reserved pricing schemes covered both for previous and current generation instance types. Contains the most recent updates (new EC2 Reservation pricing scheme, D2 instances and more).
Module is designed to retrieve the AWS prices for four major AWS services that have reserved instances involved: EC2, ElastiCache, RDS and Redshift. The prices either On-Demand or Reserved (specified by user) can be retrieved to Command Line in JSON, Table (Prettytable) or CSV formats. CSV format option also saves the csv file to the folder specified by user, which is the main use case.
The module also contains the class which consolidates all the pricing data into a single structured JSON, Table or CSV output: all 4 services, reserved and On-Demand.
The undocumented AWS pricing APIs are used as the sources. The same APIs serve the data to the AWS pricing pages.
Both current and previous generation instance prices are retrieved.
More information and description of classes contained in the module can be found in Sphinx documentation HTML located at https://github.com/ilia-semenov/awspricingfull/tree/master/docs_html folder.