FINOPS

FinOps Focus

FinOps is a discipline that combines financial management principles with cloud engineering and operations to provide organizations with a better understanding of their cloud spending. It also helps them make informed decisions on how to allocate and manage their cloud costs.

“FinOps focuses on maximizing cloud-driven business value, not just cutting costs.”

Why Cost optimization fails

⚡️Cost reports provide visibility but lack actionable insights.
⚡️Advisor recommendations are often buried and easy to overlook.
⚡️Idle and orphaned resources tend to slip through daily operations.
⚡️Reserved Instances and Savings Plans remain underutilized.

These gaps can lead to missed opportunities for optimization and unnecessary spending.

Eliminate waste
Continuously monitor and detect unused, over-provisioned, or orphaned resources before they drive up costs. Waste provides no benefit, so it’s important to avoid it. We need to pay special attention to eliminating cloud cost waste to keep spending efficient.

💡 Global public cloud spending is projected to reach $723.4 billion in 2025.
💡 Studies show 30–47% of cloud budgets are wasted, translating to $200+ billion annually across industries.
💡India’s cloud market is growing rapidly (part of the $723B global spend), hundreds of millions of dollars are likely lost annually.

"Respect the coin, even if it's not from your pocket."

Turn your Cloud cost data into actionable savings

⚡️Gain full cost visibility across all resources.
⚡️Generate detailed cost reports and enable proactive anomaly detection.
⚡️Unlock deep optimization insights to reduce spending and maximize savings.

Cut the Cloud Fat: Proven Ways to Optimize Costs

💡 Reclaim idle resources by identifying and reallocating unused assets.
💡 Tag and group resources for clear visibility and accountability.
💡 Monitor costs proactively and act quickly on unexpected spikes.
💡 Maximize savings with Reservations and Savings Plans.
💡 Set budgets and alerts to prevent overspending.
💡 Audit resource usage regularly to maintain efficiency.