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Sure, but that only works if you’re modifying an existing piece of infrastructure. If I’m creating a new cloud function they have no idea if it’s getting invoke
by Arbortheus 4y ago
Sure, but that only works if you’re modifying an existing piece of infrastructure. If I’m creating a new cloud function they have no idea if it’s getting invoked once per week or once per second.
- rattray 4y agoAh, good point! That definitely does sound tricky. Might be cool to see some syntax where you encode your estimates, and it sends an async warning of some kind when the estimates are wildly off? resource "aws_lambda" "foo" { estimated_invocations = {p5: "1 per hour", p95: "100 per minute"} # or estimated_invocations = {avg: "5 per minute"} } Then you might get a range estimate of some kind, and maybe even an automated pull request with the real numbers if you're way off?
- akh 4y agoVery cool idea! Some created a prototype with Terragrunt (https://github.com/infracost/infracost/issues/463#issuecomment-801010858 https://github.com/infracost/infracost/issues/463#issuecomme...). With Infracost parsing HCL directly, we might be able to introduce annotations for estimates -> alerts