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zoorik

v1.3.0

Published

Zoorik's free cloud cost assessment: npx zoorik assess coral

Readme

zoorik

Zoorik's free cloud cost assessment. It estimates how much you can reduce your cloud bill and writes one PDF report for you to email to [email protected]. It sends nothing anywhere.

npx zoorik assess coral     # Kubernetes: AKS and EKS
npx zoorik assess amoeba    # block storage: the data disks of your VMs on Azure and AWS

It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows, and in Azure Cloud Shell and AWS CloudShell. It needs Python 3.8 or later. The first run creates a private Python environment in ~/.cache/zoorik and installs the zoorik package from PyPI there, so nothing is installed into your system Python. Each later run updates it.

With Python alone, the same thing is:

pip install zoorik
zoorik assess coral

Where there is no pip command (macOS's own Python has only pip3), run python3 -m pip install zoorik, or on Windows py -m pip install zoorik.

What each assessment reads, runs and writes is in getzoorik/assessment. Steps for every cloud: zoorik.com/assessment.

Apache-2.0. Questions: [email protected].