[Google Cloud] Billing - Release Notes

[Cloud Billing - Release notes]

[Google Cloud] Billing - Release Notes

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June 30, 2022 Posted: 30 Jun 2022 12:00 AM PDT Feature Preview: View your Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) costs in Cloud Billing reports and cost data export to BigQuery You can view your GKE costs by cluster, namespace, and pod labels in the Detailed cost export, and the built-in reports in the Google Cloud console. Cloud Billing export to BigQuery In the Detailed cost export to BigQuery, you can use the labels.key column to filter the data by these label keys: goog-k8s-cluster-name: Filter your GKE resources by cluster. k8s-namespace: Filter your GKE resources by namespace. k8s-label: View all your GKE resources. Cloud Billing reports In the Cloud Billing report, Cost breakdown report, and Cost Table report, you can use the Label selector to filter and group your data by cluster or namespace, using one of these label keys: goog-k8s-cluster-name: Filter or group your GKE resources by cluster. k8s-namespace: Filter or group your GKE resources by namespace. To start viewing and analyzing your GKE cost data, see these pages: Enable cost allocation for your GKE clusters Enable the Detailed cost data export Review the schema of the Detailed cost data export View your Cloud Billing reports

June 28, 2022 Posted: 28 Jun 2022 12:00 AM PDT Announcement We've added new features to view your billing information and cost estimates in the Google Cloud Console mobile app. You can view your cost trends and forecasts, the costs for your top project, and how much you're spending on your top Google Cloud services. To see your billing data in the app, select the Billing tab in the navigation bar, then select Overview. Get the Google Cloud Console app for iOS or Android. Changed Attribution for your committed use discounts (CUDs) now appears at the same time as eligible usage. Previously, the subscription fees and credits associated with your CUDs would appear in billing reports and BigQuery usage cost exports after the corresponding eligible resource usage. This could result in apparent spikes in cost if you viewed your billing data before the attribution process completed. With this release, subscription fees and credits appear at the same time as eligible usage, meaning that your net costs are always accurate whenever you view your billing data. Learn about how your CUD fees and credits are attributed across your resources.

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