Finance, IT, operations typically dont want users going into the portal to do work
But you still to need to create a budget in AWS to track your spend, get notified, and detect anomalies
How to use Excel to enter, then create Budgets in AWS
Assumptions: Already have python, and AWS SDK Boto3 installed on laptop
Download github repo or clone to desktop
Install libraries in requirements.txt
Csv should be in same directory, if not, move to same directory where the code is stored
Open excel, enter your data (test data is fine). In this example, I used filters by service. You could set this up by Tag, to encompass a product or category of products.
Open the create-budget.py code, and update account with your information
Update email address
Save
Run python code [Budgets API links](Budgets — Boto3 Docs 1.25.2 documentation)
Create buget from csv file that gets uploaded to S3, which operationally a way to handle budget creation, and updates on an ongoing basis without going in the portal, and or learning skills (just use excel).
Budget pipeline deployment integration.
A S3 trigger will run lambda function (serverless compute in the cloud), then create AWS budget.
Move upload file from bucket to a processed bucket in S3.
Remember this is a POC, only to be used for testing
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