Add CPU Credits Data for Burstable Instance Types

[jcgoette]

Data from https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/burstable-credits-baseline-concepts.html#earning-CPU-credits.

Tangentially related to #147.

I'm happy to take a whack at this as time permits.

[rishikhan]

Isn't this already covered by scrape.py:add_t2_credits()?

[cristim]

yes, this should be there already

@jcgoette or were you maybe expecting something else?

[jcgoette]

It's been awhile, but I think I meant adding data such as CPU credits earned per hour and Maximum earned credits that can be accrued. Unless that is somewhere I missed?

[rishikhan]

I see. I've always just calculated those as Credits per hour = base performance*60 and max credits = base perf*60*24. I guess they could be added though. The max credits is already on the website (not sure about the json file). The credits per hour is not, but it's just max credits/24. With this info, how do you wish to proceed? Rishi

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[EverettBerry]

We can probably add a derived column for this. We have many filters which are just multiplication (daily, weekly charges).