[com.ninjakoala/lamarck "1.0.0"](ns yourapp
(:require [ninjakoala.lamarck :as l]))
; The list of instances:
l/instances
; Retrieve the data for your favourite instance:
(l/instance "c3.4xlarge")
; Instances look like this:
{:network-performance "High",
:vcpu 16,
:family "Unknown",
:memory 30.0,
:instance-type "c3.4xlarge",
:arch ["x86_64"],
:vpc {:ips-per-eni 30, :max-enis 8},
:storage {:devices 2, :size 160, :ssd true},
:ecu 55.0,
:pricing
{:ap-northeast-1 {:linux 1.021, :mswin 1.849},
:ap-southeast-1 {:linux 1.058, :mswin 1.906},
:ap-southeast-2 {:linux 1.058, :mswin 1.906},
:eu-west-1 {:linux 0.956, :mswin 1.504},
:sa-east-1 {:linux 1.3, :mswin 1.964},
:us-east-1 {:linux 0.84, :mswin 1.504},
:us-west-1 {:linux 0.956, :mswin 1.504},
:us-west-2 {:linux 0.84, :mswin 1.504}},
:ebs-optimized? true}lamarck
Provides the data from Garret Heaton's excellent ec2instances.info project in Clojure form for munging in your application. At MixRadio we use this library to help us estimate our EC2 costs.
Lamarck who?
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, according to wikipedia he worked on cloud classification. It seemed vaguely appropriate!
License
Copyright © 2014 Neil Prosser
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.
