claudia

Claudia

Claudia is a cost and usage analytics solution that provides insights into your AWS cloud spending.

Build Instructions

Build Requirements

• docker
• python
• awscli (if publishing docs or building AMI)

Build Container

./build.py

Build Docs

./build.py -c docs

Optionally publish the docs to S3 bucket. Requires your profile has write permissions to the ax-public bucket.

./build.py -c docs --publish

Build AMI

The AMI build process uses packer to create new AMI.

./build.py --all --aws-profile <profile_name>

Run Instructions

Running Locally

After building the the container, run:

docker-compose up

Visit https://localhost to access the app.

Running in debug mode

docker-compose -f docker-compose-debug.yml up

Debug mode will:

• Enable InfluxDB's admin interface
• Expose the following ports:
  • Postgres 5432
  • InfluxDB 8086
  • InfluxDB admin UI 8086
  • ingestd 8081
  • claudiad 80/443
• Leave the claudia container running in the event that the process dies, for the purpose of bashing into the container to restart the process manually or inspect any files.

Running in development mode

docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up

Development mode starts only the postgres and influxdb containers and exposes their ports. This mode allows you to run ingestd and claudiad manually (e.g. go run) and connect to localhost IP addresses.

To run ingestd manually, and connect it to the localhost postgres and influxdb:

USERDB_HOST=localhost:5432 POSTGRES_DB=userdb POSTGRES_PASSWORD=my-secret-pw go run ingestd/main.go run --reportDir /tmp/claudia --costdb http://localhost:8086

To run claudiad manually, connect it to the localhost postgres, influxdb, and ingestd, while also disabling SSL and running it on a different port (8080):

USERDB_HOST=localhost:5432 POSTGRES_DB=userdb POSTGRES_PASSWORD=my-secret-pw go run claudiad/main.go --costdbURL http://localhost:8086 --ingestdURL http://localhost:8081 --assets ./ui/dist/ --insecure --port 8080

Editing Documentation

The documentation site is built using MkDocs, a static site generator that creates static documentation from markdown files.

Requirements

pip install mkdocs mkdocs-bootswatch

Editing and previewing changes

Run mkdocs server and visit http://localhost:8000 to preview your changes.

mkdocs serve

Edit mkdocs.yml to change layout, headers, theme and other global settings. Edit markdown files under the docs directory to update and add new content.