"#Cloudnomics" is python and bash library to get RateCard and other cloud cost optimization related items from public cloud (Azure for the time-being). The vision of this code base is to be single place to provide VM/Storage level advise for cloud (Azure) optimizations.

The base development environment that one needs to install and configure locally for this repository to work:

0. Clone the Github repository https://github.com/ninadkan/Cloudnomics. whilst setting up, I used PAT authentication to configure bi-directional sync.
1. My dev machine is a Mac book pro and that is what I do active development on. Meaning tested on bash+python only. Sorry Windows folks
2. Installed Python3.
3. Wherever required python environment will be created and called - '.venv'. This is the only name for python environment that'll be used throughout the project. python3 -m venv .venv $ source ./.venv/bin/activate
4. For unit testing of BASH scripts - downloaded the https://github.com/kward/shunit2. I cloned the git-hub repository and then copied the binary (shutil2) and *.sh files from the root folders on to my /tests folder.
5. For code coverage, I Installed the 'bashcov' - using the command : sudo gem install bashcov
6. In order to ensure that spurious files are not added, I added following lines to the .gitignore to the

# Adding following line to ensure that all the environment files are missed.
**/.venv

# ignore anything that is in the output folder
**/output
# for MAC files, ignore the DS_Store
**/.DS_Store

# don't include everything that is part of shunit2 anything that yout don't need to include
**/shunit2-1

# bashcov generates all the code coverage metrics locally under the /coverage folder. Ignore.
**/coverage

7. The IDE I use is Visual Code. 'shellcheck' extension has been installed to ensure all the bash shell script that I write is linted.

8. For Python programs, I am using following linter, unit testing and code-coverage tools flake8, pytest, pytest-cov $ pip install flake8 pytest pytest-cov

   Before commit checklist for python programs $ flake8 --statistics output of above should be nothing. The above code should be executed in the folder where python main code resides $ pytest -v --cov run from the tests folder.

# coming soon ...

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

MIT