Infracost scans for Terraform code changes and checks over 3 million prices to create a simple, understandable cost estimate before any resources are launched.

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One thing I noticed is that <https://github.com/infracost/infracost/pull/2640/files#diff-41c9b0d657bb8ec9467436c191c53a6b6391d4cf603e665bc4d6a746c9e4b1c8R244|in the code>, the attribute filter is for `Storage-ShardHour`  (as an example for 1 attribute). I am checking the pricing data in Postgres, and it’s only called that in `us-east-1`. In other regions, there is a prefix, e.g. `EUC1-Storage-ShardHour`. I wonder if the filter is doing a full match or a partial match...

I’ve tested my theory by tweaking the data:
```UPDATE products
SET attributes = JSONB_SET(attributes, '{usagetype}', '"Storage-ShardHour"', false)
WHERE attributes-&gt;&gt;'usagetype' = 'EUC1-Storage-ShardHour';```
I can confirm that after this change, the shard-hour cost changed from $0 to the correct value. Will submit an issue on GitHub.

<https://github.com/infracost/infracost/issues/2731>

Hey Nick, thanks again for the report.  The fix will go out in the 10.31 release.  If you’re using the github/lab app, it should be fixed now.