This is a simple CLI tool that wraps the AWS Cost Explorer APIs to be able to quickly identify cost anomalies between monthly bills.
- AWS Credentials Setup locally
- Access to Cost Explorer (
ce:*)
brew tap rocketmiles/aws-cct https://github.com/rocketmiles/aws-cct
brew install aws-cct
Updating
brew upgrade aws-cct
Download from the releases
go get github.com/rocketmiles/aws-cct
For full usage, see the help page with aws-cct help:
NAME:
aws-cct - AWS Cost Comparison Tool
USAGE:
aws-cct [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--start value First month to compare (2020-01-01) (default: "2020-12-01")
--end value Second month to compare (2020-02-01) (default: "2021-01-01")
--cost-metric value Cost Metric to compare (NetAmortizedCost, UnblendedCost, etc.) (default: "NetAmortizedCost")
--service value Define a service to dig into
--tag value Tag value to filter results (app=web, env=prod, etc.)
--sort value Column to sort results on (name, start, end, delta, deltapercent) (default: "name")
--sort-order value Order to sort in (asc or desc) (default: "asc")
--help, -h show help (default: false)
Simple usage
aws-cct
Check Unblended Costs
aws-cct --cost-metric UnblendedCost
Dig into EC2 costs
You can get the string from the initial output. Simply copy the value in the "SERVICE" section and you can filter into that
aws-cct --service "Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud - Compute"
Filter by tags
You can get filter costs by tag, to return costs for resources that match all specified tag values.
aws-cct --tag app=widgetizer --tag env=production
Compare Older Months
aws-cct --start 2020-08-01 --end 2020-09-01
Sort on a column
You can sort on any column, ascending or descending, for example to see the largest deltas first.
aws-cct --sort delta --sort-order desc
Requires Go >= 1.15.3
Build with go build
You should see a local binary called aws-cct which you can use to interact with
MIT