Easily build complex reports
Monitoring and efficiency metrics
Custom cost allocation tags
Network cost visibility
Organizational cost hierarchies
Budgeting and budget alerts
Discover active resources
Consumption-based insights
Alerts for unexpected charges
Automated AWS cost savings
Discover cost savings
Unified view of AWS discounts
COGS and business metrics
Model savings plans
Collaborate on cost initiatives
Create and manage your teams
Automate cloud infrastructure
Cloud cost issue tracking
Detect cost spikes
by Emily Dunenfeld
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Whether you’re new to FinOps, looking for a resource to help explain FinOps terms to your colleagues, or just want a recap, here is a list of the most popular must-know FinOps terms. Also, scroll to the bottom for a free downloadable PDF.
Short for Financial Operations, FinOps is the intersection between finance and cloud technology. It is the practice of bringing financial accountability into cloud spend by enabling teams to manage their cloud costs more effectively.
FinOps involves a set of key processes to enable financial accountability in the cloud:
Effective cloud financial management is at the heart of FinOps practices. Here are some terms related to optimizing and governing cloud costs:
Understanding the various cloud pricing models helps teams to optimize costs:
An organization’s cloud architecture choices can significantly impact FinOps practices:
FinOps leverages various technologies and tools to automate and streamline cloud cost management processes:
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