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okay hold on lemme look

it works fine for me

exact same query works for me

you might not be authorised, or might not be providing the variables correctly

This returned only CPU usage or all the usage? I need the cost one, the real $$

Let me check

i only queried for the CPU

you can calculate the cost by just mapping the cost next to each measurement using the data from railway.com/pricing (meaning you multiply CPU metrics by 20 for example)

Yes cpu usage works

"usageMeasurements": ["ESTIMATED_USAGE"],

This do not work

that's not a valid measurement type

• BACKUP_USAGE_GB
• CPU_LIMIT
• CPU_USAGE
• CPU_USAGE_2
• DISK_USAGE_GB
• EPHEMERAL_DISK_USAGE_GB
• MEASUREMENT_UNSPECIFIED
• MEMORY_LIMIT_GB
• MEMORY_USAGE_GB
• NETWORK_RX_GB
• NETWORK_TX_GB
• UNRECOGNIZED

these are the valid measurement types

I can not retrieve Current Usage from anywhere? Dashboards maybe?

you can

This works fine to the hardware usage, but what works to me is the prices. I could do what you told me but any variation at the railway prices would screw up the calculation

that's true but railway doesnt change their prices often, ive been using railway for over 3 years and theyve only changed their prices once but its cause they migrated to their own datacenters so I'm doubtful it'll change again any time soon

if your ultimate goal is just to export your costs then you could also just use Customer.invoices to fetch your total spendatures over past invoices

or if your goal is to get the current cost of your current billing period then Customer.subscriptions has a nextInvoiceCurrentTotal field as well

Ok Fragly, I'll go in this direction, thank you for the help

happy to help

btw here's a super quick example of how you'd get the lastInvoiceId and or nextInvoiceCurrentTotal:

query GetSubscriptions($teamId: String!) {
  workspace(workspaceId: $teamId) {
    customer {
      subscriptions {
        latestInvoiceId
        nextInvoiceCurrentTotal
      }
    }
  }
}

and here's how you'd get past invoice totals

query GetPastInvoiceTotal($teamId: String!) {
  workspace(workspaceId: $teamId) {
    customer { 
      invoices {
        total
      } 
    }
  }
}

I think this will work, the goal is only to have the spend control

Thanks a lot

not sure if you know but you can set usage limits in your usage tab

no problem at all

Yes, I'm aware, I just don't know how it works to be honest. If I set a usage limit when it reach the limit what happens? Stop the service?

yea, so there's two types of usage limits:

• a soft limit
• and a hard limit

a hard limit will stop your services immediately once reached, you'd want to avoid this which is why the soft limit is useful. a soft limit will only send you an email warning you that you passed the soft limit threshold, this should give you time to mitigate whatever's costing you a lot of money before you reach your hard limit

Got it, that's really helpfull. Where can I set it?

in your usage tab:

you'll see an option to set a limit under your current usage

So I only can set to the entire workspace? There's no option to set by container?

no unfortunately not, instead you can individually set a resource limit on each service which will effectively behave the same way just with usage instead of cost

(i dont think it shuts the deployment down but the deployment may crash anyway if it expects more memory than provided but this isnt necasserily true for all apps)

Got it, it's clear to me now. Thank you my man <:1010:1173874936306221126>

im glad i could help

!s