Hello HN:<p>Here is the link https://apps.apple.com/app/id1579078660<p>After forgetting to turn off a p2.xlarge instance for a week, I got so mad at myself I learnt swiftUI to build a native macOS console for most of the actions I do on the web AWS console. I didnt want to use electron or other non native frameworks.<p>Most importantly I just wanted it to know how much a certain instance costs right now, no matter its state, its type, its lifecycle(like ondemand or spot) and the costs associated with the EBS volumes attached including their IOPS/throughput and etc.<p>It also has a S3 object browser, and a drag and drop UI to upload your files so that you can make S3 your own personal dropbox.<p>I dont track or store anything, you just query the aws api.<p>Sorry its a paid app, if anyone wants to try it and cant afford it let me know, I can send it to you. I think this can be useful and cost saving for individuals that spend more than 50usd per month on aws.
Really cool to see - nice job!<p>I work on <a href="http://vantage.sh" rel="nofollow">http://vantage.sh</a> so know the amount of effort that can go into things like. Simplifying the experience around EC2 and S3 (including pricing) is very much needed...thanks for sharing.
Hi! I'm a student and just saw this post. I would be interested to try out this app as I'm learning AWS in my class and this looks like it would be useful.<p>If you dont mind, do you mind shooting me a free copy?