Golang library providing specs and pricing information about AWS resources such as EC2 instances, RDS databases, ElastiCache and OpenSearch clusters.
It is based on the data that is also powering the comprehensive www.ec2instances.info instance comparison website, but made easier to consume from Go software.
This code is offered under the public domain/unlicense, but we also offer an API that automates data updates, available for a monthly subscription that helps support ongoing development of this library.
Reach out to us on Slack if you're interested in API access.
This used to be a part of my other project AutoSpotting which uses it intensively, but I decided to extract it into a dedicated project since it may be useful to someone else out there.
Some data fields that were not needed in AutoSpotting may not yet be exposed but they can be added upon demand.
You will need Go 1.16 or latest, then it's a matter of installing it as usual using go get
go get -u github.com/LeanerCloud/ec2-instances-info/...
import "github.com/LeanerCloud/ec2-instances-info"
data, err := ec2instancesinfo.Data() // only needed once
// This would print all the available instance type names:
for _, i := range *data {
fmt.Println("Instance type", i.InstanceType)
}
See the examples directory for a working code example.
import "github.com/LeanerCloud/ec2-instances-info"
key := "API_KEY" // API keys are available upon demand from [email protected], free of charge for personal use
err:= ec2instancesinfo.UpdateData(nil, &key);
if err!= nil{
fmt.Println("Couldn't update instance type data, reverting to static compile-time data", err.Error())
}
data, err := ec2instancesinfo.Data() // needs to be called once after data updates
// This would print all the available instance type names:
for _, i := range *data {
fmt.Println("Instance type", i.InstanceType)
}
import "github.com/LeanerCloud/ec2-instances-info"
key := "API_KEY"
go ec2instancesinfo.Updater(2, nil, &key); // use 0 or negative values for weekly updates
data, err := ec2instancesinfo.Data() // only needed once
// This would print all the available instance type names:
for _, i := range *data {
fmt.Println("Instance type", i.InstanceType)
}
Pull requests and feedback are welcome.
The data can be updated for new instance type coverage by running make
.