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Hey @stocky-salesmen-15167, a multiple price warning normally means that the product filter sent to the cloud pricing API is too broad an is not retrieving a single product entry. In the example you’ve given this is most likely because there are multiple products with an attribute

SSD

for the

AmazonFSx

service. So the key is to modify the `storageCapacityComponent`:

func (r *FSxWindowsFileSystem) storageCapacityCostComponent() *schema.CostComponent {
	deploymentOption := r.deploymentOptionValue()
	storageType := r.storageTypeValue()

	return &schema.CostComponent{
		Name:            fmt.Sprintf("%v storage", storageType),
		Unit:            "GB",
		UnitMultiplier:  decimal.NewFromInt(1),
		MonthlyQuantity: decimalPtr(decimal.NewFromInt(r.StorageCapacityGB)),
		ProductFilter: &schema.ProductFilter{
			VendorName:    strPtr("aws"),
			Region:        strPtr(r.Region),
			Service:       strPtr("AmazonFSx"),
			ProductFamily: strPtr("Storage"),
			AttributeFilters: []*schema.AttributeFilter{
				{Key: "deploymentOption", Value: strPtr(deploymentOption)},
				{Key: "storageType", Value: strPtr(storageType)},
			},
		},
	}
}

AttributeFilters

to target only a single product entry. The easiest way to find the product your targeting is to boot up the cloud pricing db locally and do some queries. You can find out more about this here: https://github.com/infracost/infracost/blob/master/contributing/add_new_resource_guide.md#price-search

Thanks, that’s already a good guidance. 👍 I’ll let you know when I’m get lost in the 🌲🌲🌲🌲

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nice work