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Amazon Price List examples using Amazon CLI

The following code examples show you how to perform actions and implement common scenarios by using the Amazon Command Line Interface with Amazon Price List.

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The following code example shows how to use describe-services.

Amazon CLI

To retrieve service metadata

This example retrieves the metadata for the Amazon EC2 service code.

Command:

aws pricing describe-services --service-code AmazonEC2 --format-version aws_v1 --max-items 1

Output:

{
  "Services": [
      {
          "ServiceCode": "AmazonEC2",
          "AttributeNames": [
              "volumeType",
              "maxIopsvolume",
              "instance",
              "instanceCapacity10xlarge",
              "locationType",
              "instanceFamily",
              "operatingSystem",
              "clockSpeed",
              "LeaseContractLength",
              "ecu",
              "networkPerformance",
              "instanceCapacity8xlarge",
              "group",
              "maxThroughputvolume",
              "gpuMemory",
              "ebsOptimized",
              "elasticGpuType",
              "maxVolumeSize",
              "gpu",
              "processorFeatures",
              "intelAvxAvailable",
              "instanceCapacity4xlarge",
              "servicecode",
              "groupDescription",
              "processorArchitecture",
              "physicalCores",
              "productFamily",
              "enhancedNetworkingSupported",
              "intelTurboAvailable",
              "memory",
              "dedicatedEbsThroughput",
              "vcpu",
              "OfferingClass",
              "instanceCapacityLarge",
              "capacitystatus",
              "termType",
              "storage",
              "intelAvx2Available",
              "storageMedia",
              "physicalProcessor",
              "provisioned",
              "servicename",
              "PurchaseOption",
              "instanceCapacity18xlarge",
              "instanceType",
              "tenancy",
              "usagetype",
              "normalizationSizeFactor",
              "instanceCapacity2xlarge",
              "instanceCapacity16xlarge",
              "maxIopsBurstPerformance",
              "instanceCapacity12xlarge",
              "instanceCapacity32xlarge",
              "instanceCapacityXlarge",
              "licenseModel",
              "currentGeneration",
              "preInstalledSw",
              "location",
              "instanceCapacity24xlarge",
              "instanceCapacity9xlarge",
              "instanceCapacityMedium",
              "operation"
          ]
      }
  ],
  "FormatVersion": "aws_v1"
}

The following code example shows how to use get-attribute-values.

Amazon CLI

To retrieve a list of attribute values

The following get-attribute-values example retrieves a list of values available for the given attribute.

aws pricing get-attribute-values \
    --service-code AmazonEC2 \
    --attribute-name volumeType \
    --max-items 2

Output:

{
    "NextToken": "eyJOZXh0VG9rZW4iOiBudWxsLCAiYm90b190cnVuY2F0ZV9hbW91bnQiOiAyfQ==",
    "AttributeValues": [
        {
            "Value": "Cold HDD"
        },
        {
            "Value": "General Purpose"
        }
    ]
}

The following code example shows how to use get-products.

Amazon CLI

To retrieve a list of products

This example retrieves a list of products that match the given criteria.

Command:

aws pricing get-products --filters file://filters.json --format-version aws_v1 --max-results 1 --service-code AmazonEC2

filters.json:

        [
  {
    "Type": "TERM_MATCH",
    "Field": "ServiceCode",
    "Value": "AmazonEC2"
  },
  {
    "Type": "TERM_MATCH",
    "Field": "volumeType",
    "Value": "Provisioned IOPS"
  }
]

Output:

{
  "FormatVersion": "aws_v1",
  "NextToken": "WGDY7ko8fQXdlaUZVdasFQ==:RVSagyIFn770XQOzdUIcO9BY6ucBG9itXAZGZF/zioUzOsUKh6PCcPWaOyPZRiMePb986TeoKYB9l55fw/CyoMq5ymnGmT1Vj39TljbbAlhcqnVfTmPIilx8Uy5bdDaBYy/e/2Ofw9Edzsykbs8LTBuNbiDQ+BBds5yeI9AQkUepruKk3aEahFPxJ55kx/zk",
  "PriceList": [
      "{\"product\":{\"productFamily\":\"Storage\",\"attributes\":{\"storageMedia\":\"SSD-backed\",\"maxThroughputvolume\":\"320 MB/sec\",\"volumeType\":\"Provisioned IOPS\",\"maxIopsvolume\":\"20000\",\"servicecode\":\"AmazonEC2\",\"usagetype\":\"APS1-EBS:VolumeUsage.piops\",\"locationType\":\"AWS Region\",\"location\":\"Asia Pacific (Singapore)\",\"servicename\":\"Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud\",\"maxVolumeSize\":\"16 TiB\",\"operation\":\"\"},\"sku\":\"3MKHN58N7RDDVGKJ\"},\"serviceCode\":\"AmazonEC2\",\"terms\":{\"OnDemand\":{\"3MKHN58N7RDDVGKJ.JRTCKXETXF\":{\"priceDimensions\":{\"3MKHN58N7RDDVGKJ.JRTCKXETXF.6YS6EN2CT7\":{\"unit\":\"GB-Mo\",\"endRange\":\"Inf\",\"description\":\"$0.138 per GB-month of Provisioned IOPS SSD (io1)  provisioned storage - Asia Pacific (Singapore)\",\"appliesTo\":[],\"rateCode\":\"3MKHN58N7RDDVGKJ.JRTCKXETXF.6YS6EN2CT7\",\"beginRange\":\"0\",\"pricePerUnit\":{\"USD\":\"0.1380000000\"}}},\"sku\":\"3MKHN58N7RDDVGKJ\",\"effectiveDate\":\"2018-08-01T00:00:00Z\",\"offerTermCode\":\"JRTCKXETXF\",\"termAttributes\":{}}}},\"version\":\"20180808005701\",\"publicationDate\":\"2018-08-08T00:57:01Z\"}"
  ]
}

  • For API details, see GetProducts in Amazon CLI Command Reference.