Hi all, Hassan here - one of the founders of Infracost.
Infracost sits in Github / GitLab etc, and when an engineer makes a infrastructure code change, we show them how much the code will cost to run on cloud before they merge it. It also shows them how they can optimize their code for costs.
Cloud costs are very unfair in the way they are priced - we track prices from AWS, Azure and GCP, and from these three we track 4 million price points!! Why do we expect engineers will just know the cost of cloud resources? We need tools!
Would love your feedback, that's the only way we can keep building in the right direction. <3
