What's in your FinOps tool kit?

ArchitectureStrategy

AWS Cost Explorer26%

Azure Cost Management45%

GCP Cost Tools14%

CloudHealth (VMware)5%

Cloudability (Apptio)3%

Other (Please share below!)5%

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Senior Vice President Technology Vendor & Asset Management in Mediaa year ago

https://www.vegacloud.io/

If you are using AWS Cost Explorer or Azure Cost Management I would strongly suggest looking at Vega. They helped me deliver 63M in savings in 2023 across AWS/GCP/Azure

Senior Director Engineering in Travel and Hospitality3 years ago

Home grown finops solution based on csp data

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