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Hello! It is possible to set an env var

INFRACOST_AZURE_OVERRIDE_REGION

to override the region, however it will be applied to all resources, not just one. https://www.infracost.io/docs/features/environment_variables/#environment-variables-to-override-cloud-provider-region

I had seen that but ideally, want it on a per-project level as we are doing a project = environment.

Yeah, you can define this env var in the config for one project in

env

This is what I am trying to do.

- path: env
    include_all_paths: true
    name: POD - CASH - SG
    env:
      INFRACOST_AZURE_OVERRIDE_REGION: southeastasia
    terraform_vars:
      environment: cash
      geo: sg
      purpose: devqa

  - path: env
    include_all_paths: true
    name: POD - DELP - US
    env:
      INFRACOST_AZURE_OVERRIDE_REGION: centralus
    terraform_vars:
      environment: delp
      geo: us
      purpose: devqa

Unfortunately, this won't work per project, all

INFRACOST_

env vars are global

We are doing this with our variables:

locals {
  settings = local.regions[var.geo]
  regions = {

    ## AE
    ## -----------------------------
    "ae" = {
      primary_region = {
        name     = "ae1"
        location = "uaenorth"
      }
      secondary_region = {
        name     = "ae2"
        location = "uaecentral"
      }

and then passing that into the various modules

region      = local.settings.primary_region.name

I see. Is it possible to share some of this code with us (in DM), so we can try to reproduce the issue?

@millions-plumber-38090 I googled this but couldn’t find a way so asking in case you know… Azure’s CLI or the TF Azure provider doesn’t have an equivalent of the

AWS_REGION

env variable that is also read by Terraform, right? AWS users can set AWS_REGION on a per-project basis in their Infracost config file, and since our CLI passes those env vars to the parser, that works ok for them.