Check for any AWS EBS snapshots older than 30 days available within your AWS account and remove them in order to lower the cost of your monthly bill.Read More
Cloud computing remains one of the fastest-growing segments of IT spending in every sector. For CIO’s it is a huge responsibility to allocate cloud budgets wisely, since higher the spending, greater is the impact if things go haywire.Read More
This guideline is a part of Cloud Expense setting up for AWS Consolidated Billing account - Report name. It is used for enabling AWS Cost and Usage Reports.Read More
Tagging cloud resources for segmentation lays the foundation for showback and chargeback as well as for automations around cloud governance and waste elimination. Cloud invoices typically only support very basic groupings of costs, such as by account, project or subscription.Read More
Ensure that your Amazon Lambda function is optimized with memory allocation. There are many ways to optimize Lambda functions, but one of the most important choices is memory allocation. You can choose between 128 MB and 3008 MB, but this also impacts the amount of virtual CPU as memory increases. Since total cost is a...Read More
Track resource usage and manage costs across all your clouds with a single, unified view, and access rich operational and financial insights to make informed decisions.Read More
Cost Policy might recommend that you delete unused resources to reduce your monthly bill, such as an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance, Azure VM, Azure Database.Read More
Reserved Instances provide you with significant savings on your Amazon EC2 / Azure VM costs compared to On-Demand Instance pricing. Reserved Instances are not physical instances, but rather a billing discount applied to the use of On-Demand Instances in your account.Read More
Using tag policies involves working with multiple AWS / Azure / GCP services. To get started, review the following pages. Then follow the workflows on this page to get familiar with tag policies and their effects.Read More
