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Creating Cost Profiles

How to create a user-defined cost profile and apply it to a platform in your IT Environment

Written by Omega Team

Cost profiles let you define your own compute, memory, and storage pricing and apply it to on-premise resources in your IT Environment.

Creating a Cost Profile

  1. Log in to the OneIQ Portal and navigate to your IT Environment.
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  2. Click the cog wheel in the top right-hand corner to display the IT Environment Settings.
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  3. Click the ellipsis button to the right of Cost profiles. This opens the Cost profiles window, where user-defined cost profiles can be created and attached to on-premise compute and storage resources. Click on the blue Add button at the bottom of the window.
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  4. Enter a name for the cost profile and select the currency you wish to use.
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  5. For Compute price per CU / hour, Memory price per GiB / hour, and Storage price per TiB / hour, you can accept the defaults or specify your own values.
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  6. Click Create to create the cost profile.
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  7. The new cost profile now appears in the Cost Profiles window. Note that the Applies to: dropdown will be set to No platform (disabled). This means the cost profile still needs to be applied to a platform before it takes effect.
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  8. Click the Applies to: dropdown and select the platform the cost profile should apply to. You can also select Any platform to apply the cost profile to all platforms in your IT Environment.
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Note: Once a cost profile has been created and applied to a platform, cost data will be captured going forward. It is not applied retroactively to historical data.

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