GET http://app.kubecost.com/query/cloudcost/query
The Cloud Cost API is the preferred way to query for costs and resources related to cloud provider services.
window*
string
format
string
File type when exporting query. Currently only supports json.
aggregate
string
Used to consolidate cost model data. Supported values are invoiceEntityID, accountID, provider, providerID, category, and service, as well as label:<name>. Passing an empty value for this parameter or none at all returns data by an individual cloud cost. Supports multi-aggregation (aggregation of multiple categories) in a comma separated list, such as aggregate=provider,service.
accumulate
boolean
If true, sum the entire range of time intervals into a single set. Default value is false.
costMetric
String
Determines which cloud cost metric type will be returned. Acceptable values are amortizedNetCost, amortizedCost, invoicedCost, listCost, and netCost. Default is amortizedNetCost.
limit
int
Refers to the number of line items per page. Currently, only supported together with accumulate=true to obtain a single list of line items.
filter
string
GET http://app.kubecost.com/query/cloudcost/totals
The /totals endpoint does not aggregate, and accepts only a window and an optional filter, returning a single total cost.
window*
string
format
string
File type when exporting query. Currently only supports json.
filter
string
Duration of time over which to query. Accepts multiple formats including units of time, relative time units, and unix timestamps. See this section on for more information.
Filter your results by any category which you can aggregate by, can support multiple filterable items in the same category in a comma-separated list. For example, to filter results by categories A and B, use filter=category:categoryA,categoryB See our doc for a complete explanation of how to use filters and what categories are supported.
Duration of time over which to query. Accepts multiple formats including units of time, relative time units, and unix timestamps. See this section on for more information.
Filter your results by any category which you can aggregate by, can support multiple filterable items in the same category in a comma-separated list. For example, to filter results by categories A and B, use filter=category:categoryA,categoryB See our doc for a complete explanation of how to use filters and what categories are supported.