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Description
On the JSON generated by Terracost, some resources like aws_instance
are not correctly computed.
The cost result is correct, but there's a miss on quantity
and unit
attributes:
{
"planned_cost":"121.336",
"planned_hourly_cost":"0.166214",
"prior_cost":"0",
"prior_hourly_cost":"0",
"resource_estimates":[
{
"address":"module.nexus.aws_instance.nexus",
"components":[
{
"label":"Compute",
"planned":{
"cost":"119.136",
"details":[
"Linux",
"on-demand",
"t3a.xlarge"
],
"hourly_cost":"0.1632",
"quantity":1
},
"rate":"119.136"
},
{
"label":"Root volume: Storage",
"planned":{
"cost":"2.2",
"details":[
"gp2"
],
"hourly_cost":"0.003014",
"quantity":20
},
"rate":"0.11",
"unit":"GB"
}
],
"planned_cost":"121.336",
"planned_hourly_cost":"0.166214",
"prior_cost":"0",
"prior_hourly_cost":"0",
"provider":"aws",
"type":"aws_instance"
}
],
}
On this example, the rate
, quantity
and unit
should be calculated in terms of hours
, using 730
as quantity instead of considering 1 instance
as a quantity. Users are not buying an instance, but an amount of hour of an instance.