FOCUS library vocabularies
The vocabularies of the FOCUS component library, one section per vocabulary. Each value's anchor on this page is the annotation IRI the published component carries, so a value's meaning can be checked outside the catalog.
These values are the standard's. The FOCUS values are written exactly as the FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4 writes them, with their definitions adapted from it under CC BY 4.0 (FinOps Foundation). The vocabularies of this library's own members, the delivery and the correction chain, say so in their source line.
Components in project FOCUS on SDCStudio; slots under https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/. FOCUS content: CC BY 4.0, FinOps Foundation. This library's own members: Apache 2.0, Axius SDC, Inc.
SKU Price Units
The units FOCUS fixes for the numeric SKU price properties, per one pricing unit.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, SkuPriceDetails (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/sku-price-units
Charge Category
Represents the highest-level classification of a charge based on the nature of how it is billed.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ChargeCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/charge-category
- Usage
Usage#
Positive or negative charges based on the quantity of a service or resource that was consumed over a given period of time including refunds. - Purchase
Purchase#
Positive or negative charges for the acquisition of a service or resource bought upfront or on a recurring basis including refunds. - Tax
Tax#
Positive or negative applicable taxes that are levied by the relevant authorities including refunds. Tax charges may vary depending on factors such as the location, jurisdiction, and local or federal regulations. - Credit
Credit#
Positive or negative charges granted by the service provider for various scenarios e.g., promotional credits or corrections to promotional credits. - Adjustment
Adjustment#
Positive or negative charges the service provider applies that do not fall into other category values.
Charge Class
Whether a charge corrects a previously closed billing period. Null unless it does.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ChargeClass (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/charge-class
- Correction
Correction#
Correction to a previously closed billing period (e.g., refunds and credit modifications).
Charge Frequency
Indicates how often a charge will occur.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ChargeFrequency (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/charge-frequency
- One-Time
One-Time#
Charges that only happen once and will not repeat. One-time charges are typically recorded on the hour or day when the cost was incurred. - Recurring
Recurring#
Charges that repeat on a periodic cadence (e.g., weekly, monthly) regardless of whether the product or service was used. Recurring charges typically happen on the same day or point within every period. The charge date does not change based on how or when the service is used. - Usage-Based
Usage-Based#
Charges that repeat every time the service is used. Usage-based charges are typically recorded hourly or daily, based on the granularity of the cost data for the period when the service was used (referred to as charge period). Usage-based charges are not recorded when the service is not used.
Pricing Category
Describes the pricing model used for a charge at the time of use or purchase.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, PricingCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/pricing-category
- Standard
Standard#
Charges priced at the agreed upon rate for the billing account, including negotiated discounts. This pricing includes any flat rate and volume/tiered pricing but does not include dynamic pricing or reduced pricing due to the application of a commitment discount. This does include the purchase of a commitment discount at agreed upon rates. - Dynamic
Dynamic#
Charges priced at a variable rate determined by the service provider. This includes any product or service with a unit price the service provider can change without notice, like interruptible or low priority resources. - Committed
Committed#
Charges with reduced pricing due to the application of the commitment discount specified by the Commitment Discount ID. - Other
Other#
Charges priced in a way not covered by another pricing category.
Commitment Discount Category
Indicates whether the commitment discount identified in the CommitmentDiscountId column is based on usage quantity or cost (aka "spend").
Source: FOCUS 1.4, CommitmentDiscountCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/commitment-discount-category
Commitment Discount Status
Indicates whether the charge corresponds with the consumption of a commitment discount or the unused portion of the committed amount.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, CommitmentDiscountStatus (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/commitment-discount-status
Capacity Reservation Status
Indicates whether the charge represents either the consumption of a capacity reservation or when a capacity reservation is unused.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, CapacityReservationStatus (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/capacity-reservation-status
Service Category
Highest-level classification of a service based on the core function of the service.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ServiceCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/service-category
- AI and Machine Learning
AI and Machine Learning#
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning related technologies. - Analytics
Analytics#
Data processing, analytics, and visualization capabilities. - Business Applications
Business Applications#
Business and productivity applications and services. - Compute
Compute#
Virtual, containerized, serverless, or high-performance computing infrastructure and services. - Databases
Databases#
Database platforms and services that allow for storage and querying of data. - Developer Tools
Developer Tools#
Software development and delivery tools and services. - Multicloud
Multicloud#
Support for interworking of multiple cloud and/or on-premises environments. - Identity
Identity#
Identity and access management services. - Integration
Integration#
Services that allow applications to interact with one another. - Internet of Things
Internet of Things#
Development and management of IoT devices and networks. - Management and Governance
Management and Governance#
Management, logging, and observability of a customer's use of cloud. - Media
Media#
Media and entertainment streaming and processing services. - Migration
Migration#
Moving applications and data to the cloud. - Mobile
Mobile#
Services enabling cloud applications to interact via mobile technologies. - Networking
Networking#
Network connectivity and management. - Security
Security#
Security monitoring and compliance services. - Storage
Storage#
Storage services for structured or unstructured data. - Web
Web#
Services enabling cloud applications to interact via the Internet. - Other
Other#
New or emerging services that do not align with an existing category.
Service Subcategory
Secondary classification of the Service Category for a service based on its core function. Each value belongs to one Service Category, named in parentheses in its definition.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ServiceSubcategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/service-subcategory
- AI Platforms
AI Platforms#
(AI and Machine Learning) Unified solution that combines artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. - Bots
Bots#
(AI and Machine Learning) Automated performance of tasks such as customer service, data collection, and content moderation. - Generative AI
Generative AI#
(AI and Machine Learning) Creation of content like text, images, and music by learning patterns from existing data. - Machine Learning
Machine Learning#
(AI and Machine Learning) Creation, training, and deployment of statistical algorithms that learn from and perform tasks based on data. - Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing#
(AI and Machine Learning) Generation of human language, handling tasks like translation, sentiment analysis, and text summarization. - Other (AI and Machine Learning)
Other (AI and Machine Learning)#
(AI and Machine Learning) AI and Machine Learning services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Analytics Platforms
Analytics Platforms#
(Analytics) Unified solution that combines technologies across the entire analytics lifecycle. - Business Intelligence
Business Intelligence#
(Analytics) Semantic models, dashboards, reports, and data visualizations to track performance and identify trends. - Data Processing
Data Processing#
(Analytics) Integration and transformation tasks to prepare data for analysis. - Search
Search#
(Analytics) Discovery of information by indexing and retrieving data from various sources. - Streaming Analytics
Streaming Analytics#
(Analytics) Real-time data stream processes to detect patterns, trends, and anomalies as they occur. - Other (Analytics)
Other (Analytics)#
(Analytics) Analytics services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Productivity and Collaboration
Productivity and Collaboration#
(Business Applications) Tools that facilitate individuals managing tasks and working together. - Other (Business Applications)
Other (Business Applications)#
(Business Applications) Business Applications services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Containers
Containers#
(Compute) Management and orchestration of containerized compute platforms. - End User Computing
End User Computing#
(Compute) Virtualized desktop infrastructure and device / endpoint management. - Quantum Compute
Quantum Compute#
(Compute) Resources and simulators that leverage the principles of quantum mechanics. - Serverless Compute
Serverless Compute#
(Compute) Enablement of compute capabilities without provisioning or managing servers. - Virtual Machines
Virtual Machines#
(Compute) Computing environments ranging from hosts with abstracted operating systems to bare-metal servers. - Other (Compute)
Other (Compute)#
(Compute) Compute services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Caching
Caching#
(Databases) Low-latency and high-throughput access to frequently accessed data. - Data Warehouses
Data Warehouses#
(Databases) Big data storage and querying capabilities. - Ledger Databases
Ledger Databases#
(Databases) Immutable and transparent databases to record tamper-proof and cryptographically secure transactions. - NoSQL Databases
NoSQL Databases#
(Databases) Unstructured or semi-structured data storage and querying capabilities. - Relational Databases
Relational Databases#
(Databases) Structured data storage and querying capabilities. - Time Series Databases
Time Series Databases#
(Databases) Time-stamped data storage and querying capabilities. - Other (Databases)
Other (Databases)#
(Databases) Database services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Developer Platforms
Developer Platforms#
(Developer Tools) Unified solution that combines technologies across multiple areas of the software development lifecycle. - Continuous Integration and Deployment
Continuous Integration and Deployment#
(Developer Tools) CI/CD tools and services that support building and deploying code for software and systems. - Development Environments
Development Environments#
(Developer Tools) Tools and services that support authoring code for software and systems. - Source Code Management
Source Code Management#
(Developer Tools) Tools and services that support version control of code for software and systems. - Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance#
(Developer Tools) Tools and services that support testing code for software and systems. - Other (Developer Tools)
Other (Developer Tools)#
(Developer Tools) Developer Tools services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Identity and Access Management
Identity and Access Management#
(Identity) Technologies that ensure users have appropriate access to resources. - Other (Identity)
Other (Identity)#
(Identity) Identity services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - API Management
API Management#
(Integration) Creation, publishing, and management of application programming interfaces. - Messaging
Messaging#
(Integration) Asynchronous communication between distributed applications. - Workflow Orchestration
Workflow Orchestration#
(Integration) Design, execution, and management of business processes and workflows. - Other (Integration)
Other (Integration)#
(Integration) Integration services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - IoT Analytics
IoT Analytics#
(Internet of Things) Examination of data collected from IoT devices. - IoT Platforms
IoT Platforms#
(Internet of Things) Unified solution that combines IoT data collection, processing, visualization, and device management. - Other (Internet of Things)
Other (Internet of Things)#
(Internet of Things) Internet of Things (IoT) services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Architecture
Architecture#
(Management and Governance) Planning, design, and construction of software systems. - Compliance
Compliance#
(Management and Governance) Adherence to regulatory standards and industry best practices. - Cost Management
Cost Management#
(Management and Governance) Monitoring and controlling expenses of systems and services. - Data Governance
Data Governance#
(Management and Governance) Management of the availability, usability, integrity, and security of data. - Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery#
(Management and Governance) Plans and procedures that ensure systems and services can recover from disruptions. - Endpoint Management
Endpoint Management#
(Management and Governance) Tools that configure and secure access to devices. - Observability
Observability#
(Management and Governance) Monitoring, logging, and tracing of data to track the performance and health of systems. - Support
Support#
(Management and Governance) Assistance and expertise supplied by service providers. - Other (Management and Governance)
Other (Management and Governance)#
(Management and Governance) Management and governance services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Content Creation
Content Creation#
(Media) Production of media content. - Gaming
Gaming#
(Media) Development and delivery of gaming services. - Media Streaming
Media Streaming#
(Media) Multimedia delivered and rendered in real-time on devices. - Mixed Reality
Mixed Reality#
(Media) Technologies that blend real-world and computer-generated environments. - Other (Media)
Other (Media)#
(Media) Media services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Data Migration
Data Migration#
(Migration) Movement of stored data from one location to another. - Resource Migration
Resource Migration#
(Migration) Movement of resources from one location to another. - Other (Migration)
Other (Migration)#
(Migration) Migration services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Other (Mobile)
Other (Mobile)#
(Mobile) All Mobile services. - Multicloud Integration
Multicloud Integration#
(Multicloud) Environments that facilitate consumption of services from multiple cloud service providers. - Other (Multicloud)
Other (Multicloud)#
(Multicloud) Multicloud services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Application Networking
Application Networking#
(Networking) Distribution of incoming network traffic across application-based workloads. - Content Delivery
Content Delivery#
(Networking) Distribution of digital content using a network of servers (CDNs). - Network Connectivity
Network Connectivity#
(Networking) Facilitates communication between networks or network segments. - Network Infrastructure
Network Infrastructure#
(Networking) Configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting of network devices. - Network Routing
Network Routing#
(Networking) Services that select paths for traffic within or across networks. - Network Security
Network Security#
(Networking) Protection from unauthorized network access and cyber threats using firewalls and anti-malware tools. - Other (Networking)
Other (Networking)#
(Networking) Networking services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Secret Management
Secret Management#
(Security) Information used to authenticate users and systems, including secrets, certificates, tokens, and other keys. - Security Posture Management
Security Posture Management#
(Security) Tools that help organizations configure, monitor, and improve system security. - Threat Detection and Response
Threat Detection and Response#
(Security) Collect and analyze security data to identify and respond to potential security threats and vulnerabilities. - Other (Security)
Other (Security)#
(Security) Security services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Backup Storage
Backup Storage#
(Storage) Secondary storage to protect against data loss. - Block Storage
Block Storage#
(Storage) High performance, low latency storage that provides random access. - File Storage
File Storage#
(Storage) Scalable, sharable storage for file-based data. - Object Storage
Object Storage#
(Storage) Highly available, durable storage for unstructured data. - Storage Platforms
Storage Platforms#
(Storage) Unified solution that supports multiple storage types. - Other (Storage)
Other (Storage)#
(Storage) Storage services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Application Platforms
Application Platforms#
(Web) Integrated environments that run web applications. - Other (Web)
Other (Web)#
(Web) Web services that do not fall into one of the defined subcategories. - Other (Other)
Other (Other)#
(Other) Services that do not fall into one of the defined categories.
Billing Period Status
The state of the billing period (i.e., "Open" or "Closed"), indicating whether the delivered data for the period is preliminary, or if all anticipated invoices have been issued and the delivered data is finalized.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, BillingPeriodStatus (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/billing-period-status
Invoice Issue Status
The publication state of the invoice and the reliability of its associated delivered data, indicating if it is provisional ("Open"), issued ("Issued"), or voided ("Voided").
Source: FOCUS 1.4, InvoiceIssueStatus (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/invoice-issue-status
- Open
Open#
The invoice is provisional and subject to change. It is not a valid financial obligation and the associated delivered data is preliminary. - Issued
Issued#
The invoice has been formally issued by the provider. It represents a valid financial obligation with finalized associated data. - Voided
Voided#
The invoice was previously issued but has been retracted or nullified. It is not a valid financial obligation.
Contract Commitment Benefit Category
Defines the primary value or advantage received for a contract commitment.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentBenefitCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-benefit-category
- Discount
Discount#
A financial reduction in the unit price or list rate, whether applied immediately or conditionally upon meeting usage or spend thresholds. Typical use: Flat rate negotiated reductions, Savings Plans, growth rebates, or volume-tier discounts. - Entitlement
Entitlement#
The contractual right to access and consume specific products, features, or software tiers that would otherwise be unavailable. Typical use: Marketplace SaaS purchases, Enterprise Agreements (e.g., Snowflake), or paid Proof of Concepts. - Availability
Availability#
A contractual assurance of resource access and physical capacity. Typical use: Capacity reservations or dedicated host guarantees. - Other
Other#
Benefits not captured by standard categories. Typical use: Support access, training, or professional services.
Contract Commitment Category
Represents the highest-level classification of a contract commitment based on the nature of how it is applied to a charge.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-category
Contract Commitment Fulfillment Interval
Represents the specific period used to measure and reset the fulfillment of a contract commitment.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentFulfillmentInterval (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-fulfillment-interval
- Hourly
Hourly#
Measured over a 60-minute period. Typical use: Continuous Model: Cloud-native RIs and Savings Plans. - Daily
Daily#
Measured over a calendar day. Typical use: Daily active user (DAU) caps or daily license minimums. - Weekly
Weekly#
Measured over a rolling or fixed 7-day period. Typical use: Burstable bandwidth or weekly sprint-based SaaS usage. - Monthly
Monthly#
Measured over a calendar month. Typical use: Discontinuous Model: SaaS MRR minimums or tiered discounts. - Quarterly
Quarterly#
Measured over a 3-month fiscal period. Typical use: Enterprise true-ups or volume-based rebate targets. - Semi-Annual
Semi-Annual#
Measured over a 6-month period. Typical use: Mid-year budget alignments or review cycles. - Annual
Annual#
Measured over a 12-month period. Typical use: Discontinuous Model: Cloud EAs (Enterprise Agreements). - Full Period
Full Period#
The full duration of the contract commitment, with no internal resets. Typical use: "Pool-of-funds commitments" spanning the full commitment duration. - Transactional
Transactional#
No time-based reset; based purely on event volume or credit consumption. Typical use: API call bundles or "Credit Packs" with no expiration date. - Custom
Custom#
A bespoke interval that does not fit standard calendar units. Typical use: Bridge contracts, unique POCs, or non-standard durations (e.g., 100 days).
Contract Commitment Lifecycle Status
The current lifecycle state of a contract commitment.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentLifecycleStatus (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-lifecycle-status
- Proposed
Proposed#
The commitment is being negotiated or modeled; it has no legal or financial impact on current data. - Pending
Pending#
The commitment is finalized or signed, but the effective start date is in the future. - Active
Active#
The commitment is currently in effect, and it has remaining value. - Exhausted
Exhausted#
The commitment is currently in effect, but its value has been fully consumed. - Expired
Expired#
The commitment is no longer active because it reached its scheduled end date. - Canceled
Canceled#
The commitment is no longer active because it was terminated by either party prior to its scheduled end date. - Superseded
Superseded#
The commitment is no longer active because it was replaced by a newer version prior to its scheduled end date.
Contract Commitment Model
Represents the operational behavior and consumption flexibility of a contract commitment.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentModel (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-model
- Continuous
Continuous#
A flat, constant "floor" of commitment (e.g., RIs, Savings Plans). Coverage is applied at a fixed rate per Contract Commitment Fulfillment Interval (usually hourly), and benefits are not carried over to subsequent intervals. - Discontinuous
Discontinuous#
A flexible, aggregate commitment (e.g., Enterprise Agreements, SaaS Minimum Spend). Coverage is measured over a broad window or against a total monetary value.
Contract Commitment Offer Category
Indicates whether the pricing and terms of a contract commitment are based on a standard, publicly accessible offering or have been specifically brokered through private negotiation.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentOfferCategory (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-offer-category
- Public
Public#
Terms that are generally available to all customers via a service provider's standard rate card or portal. Typical use: Standard Savings Plans or Reserved Instances purchased via the cloud console without a custom discount. - Negotiated
Negotiated#
Terms and pricing that have been specifically modified through an agreement between the customer and the service provider. Typical use: Enterprise Agreements (EA), private marketplace offers, or custom SaaS contracts with volume-based discounting.
Contract Commitment Payment Interval
Represents the frequency by which a contract commitment is invoiced.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentPaymentInterval (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-payment-interval
- One-Time
One-Time#
A single invoice is generated for the entire obligation. Typical use: All Upfront models (e.g., 3yr All-Upfront RI) or single-invoice arrears paid at the end of a term. - Monthly
Monthly#
Invoices for the deferred balance are generated once per month. Typical use: No Upfront Savings Plans or Monthly SaaS. - Quarterly
Quarterly#
Invoices for the deferred balance are generated every three months. Typical use: Partial Upfront deals with 90-day true-ups. - Semi-Annual
Semi-Annual#
Invoices for the deferred balance are generated every six months. Typical use: Split-payment agreements. - Annual
Annual#
Invoices for the deferred balance are generated once per year. Typical use: Partial Upfront EAs billed yearly. - Custom
Custom#
Hourly/Daily or other irregular cycles. Typical use: Irregular bridge contracts or non-standard terms.
Contract Commitment Payment Model
Defines the financial settlement structure of a contract commitment.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentPaymentModel (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/contract-commitment-payment-model
- No Upfront
No Upfront#
The obligation is settled entirely through deferred payment(s) (typically multiple recurring charges) with no initial payment. Typical use: Pay-as-you-go Savings Plans or monthly-billed SaaS. - Partial Upfront
Partial Upfront#
The obligation is settled through a combination of an initial payment and deferred payment(s) (typically multiple recurring charges). Typical use: Hybrid RIs or EAs with a "Year 1" deposit plus installments. - All Upfront
All Upfront#
The total obligation is settled via a single payment at the start of the duration. Typical use: High-discount RIs or multi-year contracts paid in full Day 1.
Inclusion Operator
How the inclusion rules of a commitment combine.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentApplicability (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/inclusion-operator
Exclusion Operator
How the exclusion rules of a commitment combine.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentApplicability (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/exclusion-operator
Rule Operator
How one applicability rule compares a charge's dimension with the rule's values. Values are compared in lowercase.
Source: FOCUS 1.4, ContractCommitmentApplicability (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification 1.4, FinOps Foundation, CC BY 4.0). Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/rule-operator
- In
In#
The dimension equals one of the values; * matches any value. - NotIn
NotIn#
The dimension equals none of the values. - StartsWith
StartsWith#
The dimension starts with one of the values. - NotStartsWith
NotStartsWith#
The dimension starts with none of the values. - Contains
Contains#
The dimension contains one of the values; * matches any value. - NotContains
NotContains#
The dimension contains none of the values. - EndsWith
EndsWith#
The dimension ends with one of the values. - Exists
Exists#
The dimension is present and not null. - DoesNotExist
DoesNotExist#
The dimension is absent or null.
Charge Record Role
What a charge record is in the governed history: the charge as first asserted, or a correction of an earlier record. A member of this library, not a FOCUS column.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/charge-record-role
- Original
original#
The charge as a delivery first asserted it. - Reversal
reversal#
Reverses an earlier charge record in full: every amount with the opposite sign. FOCUS Ledger correction style. - Re-entry
re-entry#
States a corrected charge after a reversal. FOCUS Ledger correction style. - Net Change
net change#
An additive record carrying only the change to an earlier charge record. FOCUS Delta correction style.
Tag Set
Which FOCUS column a tag came from. A member of this library, not a FOCUS column.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/tag-set
Rule Kind
Whether an applicability rule includes or excludes charges. FOCUS puts the rule in the Inclusions or the Exclusions list. A member of this library, not a FOCUS column.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/rule-kind
FOCUS Dataset
The FOCUS dataset a delivery conforms to.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/focus-dataset
Delivery Mechanism
How a delivery relates to earlier ones for its scope, as the data generator documents it.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/delivery-mechanism
Correction Style
How the data generator corrects data in a delivery. The governed history is a ledger whichever style a delivery used.
Source: FOCUS library. Component slot: https://axius-sdc.com/library/focus/correction-style
- Replacement
Replacement#
A full snapshot replaces earlier data; FOCUS says the style lacks inherent auditability. Differences from the previous delivery are recorded as reversals and re-entries. - Delta
Delta#
Additive records carry the net change; recorded as net-change records. - Ledger
Ledger#
An explicit reversal and a re-entry; recorded one to one. FOCUS's only style with full inherent auditability.