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Estimates BigQuery spend based on processed data Effortlessly keep track of your Google BigQuery spending right from the console! The BigQuery Cost Estimator extension seamlessly integrates into the Google BigQuery Console and provides real-time cost estimates based on the amount of data processed by your queries. Features: 1. Instant Estimates: No need for manual calculations. As soon as you craft a query, get an immediate cost projection. 2. Accurate Pricing: Estimates are based on Google's standard BigQuery pricing, ensuring accuracy in the costs displayed. 3. Intuitive Integration: Works directly within the Google BigQuery Console. No separate app or dashboard. Usage: Just activate the extension and navigate to the Google BigQuery Console. When creating or analyzing a query, look for the "Estimated Cost" notation next to the data processed details. Optimize your BigQuery usage, avoid unexpected bills, and ensure your projects stay within budget with the BigQuery Cost Estimator. Calculation: the calculation uses the 6.25$ per TB indicated in the bigquery on-demand pricing https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/pricing#on_demand_pricing. Code: You can find the code in github here: https://github.com/carmignanivittorio/BigQuery-Cost-Estimator/tree/main Privacy Policy: https://github.com/carmignanivittorio/BigQuery-Cost-Estimator/blob/main/PrivacyPolicy.md
Sep 27, 2023
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