How to get the Cost of Azure Managed Disk based on the VM Size using powershell or API?
Question
I am looking for a PowerShell cmdlet or API, which can give me the cost of the Managed Disk as we can see from the Azure Portal
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solution1
0 2021-01-06 05:03:56
You can call the Azure cost management query API to get the real cost of your Managed Disks.
On Azure Poral:
The request of API calling: You can also use QueryFilter in query dataset to get the result you need directly.
Result:
You can also Azure PowerShell to do this. Details see here .
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