Adicionar parser azure

azure_parser.py

+import urllib.request
+import json
+import sys
+
+
+PRODUCT_TYPE = 'compute'
+if PRODUCT_TYPE == 'compute':
+    FCATALOG = 'examples/azure.json'
+    CATALOG = 'https://azure.microsoft.com/api/v1/pricing/virtual-machines/calculator/?culture=en-us'
+    PRODUCT_FAMILY = 'Compute Instance'
+elif PRODUCT_TYPE == 'database':
+    FCATALOG = 'examples/azure.json'
+    CATALOG = 'https://azure.microsoft.com/api/v1/pricing/virtual-machines/calculator/?culture=en-us'
+    PRODUCT_FAMILY = 'Database Instance'
+
+OSLIST = [
+    'redhat-ondemand', 'sles-basic', 'sles-premium', 'sles-sap',
+    'sql-linux-enterprise', 'sql-linux-standard', 'sql-linux-web', 'linux',
+    'sql-redhat-enterprise', 'sql-redhat-standard', 'sql-redhat-web', 'sql-sles-enterprise',
+    'sql-sles-standard', 'sql-sles-web',
+    'oracle-databaseenterprise', 'oracle-databasestandard', 'oracle-java',
+    'oracle-weblogicenterprise', 'oracle-weblogicstandard',
+    'windows', 'biztalk-enterprise', 'biztalk-standard', 'sql-web', 'sql-standard', 'sql-enterprise'
+    ]
+
+with urllib.request.urlopen(CATALOG) as url:
+    DATA = json.loads(url.read().decode())
+#with open(FCATALOG) as url:
+#    DATA = json.load(url)
+    REGIONS = []
+    for region in DATA["regions"]:
+        REGIONS.append(region["slug"])
+    for product in DATA["offers"]:
+        prod = DATA["offers"][product]
+        for os in OSLIST:
+            if os in product:
+                name = product[len(os)+1:]
+                break
+        cores = prod["cores"]
+        memory = str(prod["ram"]) + " GB"
+        for region in REGIONS:
+            cost = prod["prices"].get(region)
+            if cost:
+                print("azure,%s,%s,%s,%s,%s,%s" %(name, cores, memory, cost, region, os))