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Azure B-Series v1 not included any more?
It seems like the Azure B-Series v1 machines such as B4ms, B8ms, B16ms, B20ms, etc. are no longer included in the data. They are not discontinued (yet) and are still available in the Azure pricing calculator. Can this be fixed?

Joerg Aldinger 4 months ago
Completed
Azure B-Series v1 not included any more?
It seems like the Azure B-Series v1 machines such as B4ms, B8ms, B16ms, B20ms, etc. are no longer included in the data. They are not discontinued (yet) and are still available in the Azure pricing calculator. Can this be fixed?

Joerg Aldinger 4 months ago
Completed
Unable to access API keys page
Iβm unable to create an api key. When I visit the https://cloudprice.net/account/api-keys page I get this error: Application error: a server-side exception has occurred while loading cloudprice.net (see the server logs for more information). Digest: 4027958929

Joe Miller 4 months ago
Completed
Unable to access API keys page
Iβm unable to create an api key. When I visit the https://cloudprice.net/account/api-keys page I get this error: Application error: a server-side exception has occurred while loading cloudprice.net (see the server logs for more information). Digest: 4027958929

Joe Miller 4 months ago
Azure Res Disk Size (SCSI/NVMe)
Hi, I am a frequent user of the Azure VM Comparison page. Azure temporary disks are listed in Res Disk Size (GiB) without distinguishing between SCSI and NVMe, but it would be useful to provide a way to distinguish between SCSI and NVMe, since NVMe temporary disks require formatting with the script and are different in usability from SCSI disks. Please consider this.

Matsubara 7 months ago
Azure Res Disk Size (SCSI/NVMe)
Hi, I am a frequent user of the Azure VM Comparison page. Azure temporary disks are listed in Res Disk Size (GiB) without distinguishing between SCSI and NVMe, but it would be useful to provide a way to distinguish between SCSI and NVMe, since NVMe temporary disks require formatting with the script and are different in usability from SCSI disks. Please consider this.

Matsubara 7 months ago
Oracle OCI support
Oracle OCI demand is on the rise and it would be awesome to have you support OCI, for compeditive price analysis https://cloudwars.com/ai/oracle-will-leapfrog-google-cloud-as-worlds-1-hottest-cloud-vendor/

Kim Tholstorf 8 months ago
Oracle OCI support
Oracle OCI demand is on the rise and it would be awesome to have you support OCI, for compeditive price analysis https://cloudwars.com/ai/oracle-will-leapfrog-google-cloud-as-worlds-1-hottest-cloud-vendor/

Kim Tholstorf 8 months ago
Completed
Azure prices for few v5 models are incorrect
Hi, I noticed issues with following Azure models D8ads_v5 D16ads_v5 D16as_v5 D32as_v5 Their price differ heavily to their v6 or v4 counterparts. Not sure whether Microsoft API provides data incorrectly or there is some parsing error. P.S thank you for the cloudprice.net, fantastic site.

rafal 12 months ago
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Azure prices for few v5 models are incorrect
Hi, I noticed issues with following Azure models D8ads_v5 D16ads_v5 D16as_v5 D32as_v5 Their price differ heavily to their v6 or v4 counterparts. Not sure whether Microsoft API provides data incorrectly or there is some parsing error. P.S thank you for the cloudprice.net, fantastic site.

rafal 12 months ago
Completed
Showing wrong pricing for GCP instances
For example: c4a-standard-1 in us-east4 shows at $120.38/mo (sustained discount) https://cloudprice.net/gcp/compute/instances/c4a-standard-1?paymentType=SustainedDiscounts100&timeoption=month GCP calculator shows the same instance at $33.58/mo https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator?hl=en&dl=CjhDaVEwTW1KbFptTmxaaTB3WVRSaUxUUXlaV0l0WWpJeU9TMHhaREF3WTJSbFkyRmlNRFVRQVE9PRAIGiREMTFEMDk3Ny0zRDVDLTRBMTgtQjRBMi0xNUM4NDZFODU0Qzg Am I missing anything ?

Yaron Dolev About 1 year ago
Completed
Showing wrong pricing for GCP instances
For example: c4a-standard-1 in us-east4 shows at $120.38/mo (sustained discount) https://cloudprice.net/gcp/compute/instances/c4a-standard-1?paymentType=SustainedDiscounts100&timeoption=month GCP calculator shows the same instance at $33.58/mo https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator?hl=en&dl=CjhDaVEwTW1KbFptTmxaaTB3WVRSaUxUUXlaV0l0WWpJeU9TMHhaREF3WTJSbFkyRmlNRFVRQVE9PRAIGiREMTFEMDk3Ny0zRDVDLTRBMTgtQjRBMi0xNUM4NDZFODU0Qzg Am I missing anything ?

Yaron Dolev About 1 year ago
Completed
Show overall avearge on spot instance charts.
When plotting spot instance prices over time (e.g. for 1 year), it would be useful to display the overall average across the plotted period. A valuable use case for these charts is to ask βwhat is the average spot price for this give instance type and region over an entire year?β. While the data to compute this is available in its raw form, showing the result would save a lot of work.

Gil Tene About 1 year ago
Completed
Show overall avearge on spot instance charts.
When plotting spot instance prices over time (e.g. for 1 year), it would be useful to display the overall average across the plotted period. A valuable use case for these charts is to ask βwhat is the average spot price for this give instance type and region over an entire year?β. While the data to compute this is available in its raw form, showing the result would save a lot of work.

Gil Tene About 1 year ago
Azure Performance Data Unreliable/Outdated
https://cloudprice.net/performance references this Azure documentation page as the source for performance data. However, Azure has stopped updating this page and the header on top as of today says itβs archived as of December 16, 2024. VM comparisons also reference this data, even showing for VMs that are not documented at all (like the Dadsv6 family, for example). Can these data be replaced by another source? If not, should it be removed until a new source is available?

ajruffinAMD About 1 year ago
Azure Performance Data Unreliable/Outdated
https://cloudprice.net/performance references this Azure documentation page as the source for performance data. However, Azure has stopped updating this page and the header on top as of today says itβs archived as of December 16, 2024. VM comparisons also reference this data, even showing for VMs that are not documented at all (like the Dadsv6 family, for example). Can these data be replaced by another source? If not, should it be removed until a new source is available?

ajruffinAMD About 1 year ago
Completed
Inaccurate AWS RDS pricing
I was checking the pricing for AWS RDS and found that the price across all the pricing options are same for a single instance. Can you please fix this issue?

Sanchit Sinha About 1 year ago
Completed
Inaccurate AWS RDS pricing
I was checking the pricing for AWS RDS and found that the price across all the pricing options are same for a single instance. Can you please fix this issue?

Sanchit Sinha About 1 year ago
Rejected
In North and East Europe - the 15TB VM are not displaying... I changed all the combinations dosent seem to work.

Krishna Venkataraman About 1 year ago
Rejected
In North and East Europe - the 15TB VM are not displaying... I changed all the combinations dosent seem to work.

Krishna Venkataraman About 1 year ago
Completed
Bug - for RDS Aurora, it shows 2 lines for the same instance
This happens when I select Aurora MySQL or Postgres. e.g. https://cloudprice.net/aws/rds?filter=db.r6i.2x&databaseEngine=Aurora+MySQL&databaseEdition=&licenseModel=No+license+required&timeoption=hour&columns=InstanceType%2CInstanceFamily%2CProcessorVCPUCount%2CMemorySizeInMB%2CProcessorArchitecture%2CPricePerHour%2C__SavingsOptions%2CBestOnDemandHourPriceDiff&deploymentOption=Single-AZ And then on the instance page, it shows 2 different prices for Virginia! https://cloudprice.net/aws/rds/instances/db.r6i.2xlarge?databaseEngine=Aurora+PostgreSQL&databaseEdition=&licenseModel=No+license+required&timeoption=hour&sortField=PricePerHour&sortOrder=true

Tom Rosenfeld Over 1 year ago
Completed
Bug - for RDS Aurora, it shows 2 lines for the same instance
This happens when I select Aurora MySQL or Postgres. e.g. https://cloudprice.net/aws/rds?filter=db.r6i.2x&databaseEngine=Aurora+MySQL&databaseEdition=&licenseModel=No+license+required&timeoption=hour&columns=InstanceType%2CInstanceFamily%2CProcessorVCPUCount%2CMemorySizeInMB%2CProcessorArchitecture%2CPricePerHour%2C__SavingsOptions%2CBestOnDemandHourPriceDiff&deploymentOption=Single-AZ And then on the instance page, it shows 2 different prices for Virginia! https://cloudprice.net/aws/rds/instances/db.r6i.2xlarge?databaseEngine=Aurora+PostgreSQL&databaseEdition=&licenseModel=No+license+required&timeoption=hour&sortField=PricePerHour&sortOrder=true

Tom Rosenfeld Over 1 year ago