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README.md

harness-ccm-python

all examples are for python >= 3.8

all code uses the following for configuration:

  • HARNESS_URL: url for your harness instances, usually app.harness.io or app3.harness.io
  • HARNESS_ACCOUNT_ID: account id
  • HARNESS_PLATFORM_API_KEY: api token

costcategories

helper classes for dealing with cost categories

perspectives

helper classes for dealing with perspectives

example_accounts_csv.py

example python for taking a csv of cloud accounts and "buckets" they are in and creating a cost category from this information

input:

cloudType,AccountID,CategoryName
aws,000000000001,bucket1
aws,000000000002,bucket2
aws,000000000003,bucket3
azure,0000-000-000-0001,bucket1
azure,0000-000-000-0002,bucket2
azure,0000-000-000-0003,bucket3
gcp,proj-0001,bucket1
gcp,proj-0002,bucket2
gcp,proj-0003,bucket3

the csv should have a header row, where all columns after the first two are the names of the cost categories you want to create

if you want to created shared buckets, name the bucket starting with shared_<TYPE>_ where <TYPE> is one of EQUAL or PROPORTIONAL, example:

aws,000000000003,shared_EQUAL_Shared Services E
aws,000000000004,shared_EQUAL_Shared Services E
aws,000000000005,shared_PROPORTIONAL_Shared Services F

output:

a cost category with three buckets [bucket1, bucket2, bucket3] with an aws, azure, and gcp account in each

example_per_bucket.py

create a perspective for every bucket in a cost category

python example_per_bucket.py "A Folder" "A Cost Category"

if the folder dosnt exist, it will be created