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Resource

Role (any of these will work)

Subscription where the Export files are stored

  • Reader and Data Access

  • Storage Account Contributor

  • Contributor

  • Owner

Billing Account

Enterprise Administrator

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  1. Open the Subscriptions page from Search or Menu:

  2. Click on the Subscription you want to add

  3. Click on Access Control (IAM)

  4. Click on “+ Add” to add a Role

  5. Add the “Reader and Data Access” Role or a Superior Role. Select the user you want to add

  6. Save it and you’re done with Subscription Permissions

Register the Resource Provider for the Azure Subscription where you want to store Cost Export files to allow for CostExport

It may happen (because of security company policy) that the Azure Subscription where you will create Export files is not registered to allow the Export service to run.

If that is the case, you will see an error stating that the Resource is not Registered.

you need to then Register the export service.

From Subscription - Resource Providers, go and “Register” the “Microsoft.CostManagementExports” and “Microsoft.CostManagement” as in this screenshot:

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Setup Daily Usage and Purchase Export Files for Actual and Amortized Billing

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  1. Go to your Cost Management and Billing in your Azure account that you want to onboard with Yotascale

  2. Click on “Cost Management”

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    Next click on “Configuration”Click in the Billing Account you want to onboard with Yotascale

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    Click on “Exports”

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  6. Click on Exports on the left menu at the bottom:

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  8. Click on “+ Add” to create a new Export

  9. Give it a name, e.g. “yotascale-daily-actual”

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  11. Make sure you select “Daily export of month-to-date costs”

  12. Click on “Next”

  13. Fill out the Storage. First, select the Subscription where the Exports will be stored daily.

  14. Make sure you fill out all information. These are some examples

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  16. Or you may see this screen, depending on your EA version:

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  17. Then click on “Next”. You will see a summary, and then click in “Create”

  18. Repeat these steps to create the “Amortized Amortized Costs

Yotascale Side Steps to Onboard Your Azure Subscriptions

  1. Login to your Yotascale account as an “Admin”

  2. Go to Settings - Manage Connections

  3. Click on “Add Account” and select Azure EA:

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  5. Click on:

  6. Sign in with the same user mentioned above in the Azure-Side Prerequisites section

  7. You may get a popup to confirm your Azure Active Directory:

  8. It is possible that you get a “Token Renewal Failed”. In that case, you need to click on Get Token:

  9. Select the account which you want to onboard to Yotascale (once we have a token, we will fetch your list of Subscriptions and respective storage accounts)

  10. Next, you need to enter the details as highlighted here:

  11. Select the correct Subscription ID from the respective drop-down  - this is the Subscription where the Export is being stored.

  12. Some of the fields are discovered:

    1. Subscription ID

    2. Storage Account Name

    3. Container Name

    4. Resource ID

  13. Some fields you need to copy/paste from your Azure Portal. They must match. We cannot discover them because Azure does not provide a public API for it

    1. Cost Export Name

    2. Directory Name

  14. Hit save and you are done.