Get-FinOpsPricingUnit command
The Get-FinOpsPricingUnit command returns a pricing unit (also known as unit of measure) with the singular, distinct unit based on applicable block pricing rules, and the pricing block size.
Note
Block pricing is when a service is measured in groups of units. For example, 100 hours.
Syntax
Get-FinOpsPricingUnit `
[[-UnitOfMeasure] <string>] `
[-DistinctUnits <string>] `
[-BlockSize <string>]
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| UnitOfMeasure | Optional. Unit of measure (also known as pricing unit) value from a Cost Management cost/usage details or price sheet dataset. Accepts wildcards. Default = * (all). |
| DistinctUnits | Optional. The distinct unit for the pricing unit without block pricing. Accepts wildcards. Default = * (all). |
| BlockSize | Optional. The number of units for block pricing (for example, 100 for "100 Hours"). Default = null (all). |
Examples
The following examples demonstrate how to use the Get-FinOpsPricingUnit command to retrieve pricing units based on different criteria.
Get based on unit of measure
Get-FinOpsPricingUnit -UnitOfMeasure "*hours*"
Returns all pricing units with "hours" in the name.
Get based on distinct units
Get-FinOpsPricingUnit -DistinctUnits "GB"
Returns all pricing units measured in gigabytes.
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