At a glance
Overview
Attendees in this session will learn how to visualize and monitor your cloud costs and trends to improve your organizational accountability, and optimize cloud efficiency.
Date & time
Overview
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Who should attend
FinOps
Platform engineering
Cloud infrastructure architects
Cloud platform and solution architects
Chief technology managers and other related roles
Overview
Speakers
Hunter Willis
Senior Product Marketing Manager, Apptio
Mark Weiss
Global Cloud Ops, AWS
Peter Irwin
Head of Global Partnerships, Spot by NetApp
Trenton Truitt
President, Kubecost
Wade Piehl
Cloud Financial Management Methodology, AWS
Peccy
Peculiar Ways, Amazon
Peccy
Peculiar Ways, Amazon
Peccy
Peculiar Ways, Amazon
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About this event
The economic climate has enforced a new rigor with which companies are evaluating, pricing and procuring cloud investments. Analysts from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), conducted a 2023 predictions study for IT spend trends for the coming year, and cloud cost optimization tools were highlighted as an investment that could soon become mandatory for any organization using cloud services.
It is crucial for organizations investing in cloud services, to first take time to better understand how and why they should implement cloud cost management and optimization (CCMO). IT leaders are being asked to ‘do more with less’, invest in solutions that will support future scale and innovation, while enacting budget saving measures where necessary. Those organizations who will see the greatest returns in the coming months and years, are those who can operationalize CCMO into their processes.
Key learnings
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AWS cloud financial management (CFM) benchmarks and best practices to better understand your cloud usage and costs
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Mechanisms for how to save in the cloud: cost optimization, reserved instances (RI), workload observability and rightsizing
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AWS and partners specializing in CCMO are teaming up to help companies dial down their cloud costs