This Pull Request adds the --opencost flag to the cost command to setup standard OpenCost configuration. It is essentially an alias for the following flags:
--service-port 9003 --service-name opencost --kubecost-namespace opencost --allocation-path /allocation/compute
Does this PR rely on any other PRs?
N/A
How does this PR impact users? (This is the kind of thing that goes in release notes!)
The user will have the possibility to easily set OpenCost as the target service to the kubectl cost command by simply setting the --opencost instead of configuring the OpenCost default settings flag-by-flag.
Links to Issues or ZD tickets this PR addresses or fixes
This Pull Request was tested in an Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE)-based Kubernetes cluster configured with OpenCost and identical behaviour with providing the following flags was asserted:
--service-port 9003 --service-name opencost --kubecost-namespace opencost --allocation-path /allocation/compute
What does this PR change?
This Pull Request adds the
--opencost
flag to the cost command to setup standard OpenCost configuration. It is essentially an alias for the following flags:--service-port 9003 --service-name opencost --kubecost-namespace opencost --allocation-path /allocation/compute
Does this PR rely on any other PRs?
N/A
How does this PR impact users? (This is the kind of thing that goes in release notes!)
The user will have the possibility to easily set OpenCost as the target service to the
kubectl cost
command by simply setting the--opencost
instead of configuring the OpenCost default settings flag-by-flag.Links to Issues or ZD tickets this PR addresses or fixes
How was this PR tested?
This Pull Request was tested in an Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE)-based Kubernetes cluster configured with OpenCost and identical behaviour with providing the following flags was asserted:
--service-port 9003 --service-name opencost --kubecost-namespace opencost --allocation-path /allocation/compute
Have you made an update to documentation?
An update was made in the README.md file.