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electrolux-oss/infrawallet

★ 120 · TypeScript · Apache-2.0 · updated Jun 2026

Backstage plugin that controls your cloud costs just in the way how you control your bank accounts

InfraWallet is a Backstage plugin that aggregates cloud costs across AWS, Azure, GCP, and a handful of SaaS providers (Datadog, Confluent, MongoDB Atlas, etc.) into a single view inside your internal developer portal. It's aimed at platform/finops teams who already run Backstage and want cost visibility without standing up a separate tool. The 'bank account' framing means you group spending into named wallets and set budgets against them.

Covers a genuinely wide provider surface — nine integrations including Kubecost for Kubernetes costs, which most finops tools ignore. The category mapping system lets you normalize wildly different billing line items across clouds into consistent spend categories, which is the actual hard problem in multi-cloud cost visibility. Background cost fetching with caching means the UI is fast instead of hanging on live API calls to cost explorer endpoints. The migration history shows the data model has been iterated on with real production feedback — the precision fix on decimal columns and the wallet/budget additions are not features you add without users hitting them.

GCP tag filtering is missing (table shows ✅ for AWS and Azure, blank for GCP), which means any team that governs GCP spend by label is flying blind on that dimension. Currency support is still on the roadmap — if your organization bills in anything other than USD you'll see raw numbers with no conversion, making cross-region comparisons meaningless. The plugin is entirely Backstage-dependent; there's no standalone mode, so if your org doesn't already run Backstage this is a non-starter rather than a reason to adopt it. Test coverage is thin — one KubecostClient test and one functions test visible in the tree, which is a risk surface for a plugin handling financial data.

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