Platform / Cloud cost
know where your AWS and Azure spend goes, and whose it is.
OpsOne is a cloud governance platform that unifies cost, security and compliance across AWS and Azure. Its cost stream attributes spend to accounts, services and teams, and gives every cost finding an owner. Access is read-only.
Allocation
spend allocation and showback.
Spend is only useful when it has an owner. OpsOne reads billing data from your AWS and Azure accounts and attributes it by account, service and team, so each team can see what it is responsible for.
| Cost area | Cloud | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage | AWS | Platform team | Reviewed |
| Compute | Azure | Application team | Needs review |
| Data services | AWS | Unassigned | Needs owner |
Anomalies
anomaly alerts.
A spike is flagged without waiting for month end. Each alert becomes a finding with a severity and a named owner, so someone is asked the question.
Unusual spend increase in a production account
- Severity
- High
- Owner
- FinOps
- Status
- Needs review
Linked to a security finding and a compliance finding on the same change.
Waste
waste and rightsizing insight.
OpsOne points to resources that look idle or oversized and recommends what to review. Your team decides what to do with each one.
| Resource | Cloud | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compute instance that looks idle | AWS | FinOps | Needs review |
| Database that looks oversized | Azure | Platform team | Needs review |
| Storage volume with no attached workload | AWS | Platform team | Needs owner |
One event
how cost links to security and compliance.
A cost spike is often the first visible symptom of something else, such as an exposed resource or a failing control. The finance team sees the bill; other teams see their own alerts in other tools.
The sample finding report follows one change, a storage bucket made public, from the cost view to the security view to the compliance view, and shows how OpsOne links them into a single finding.
- Same event, the security viewCloud security for AWS and AzureThe exposure is the cause. See what is open, how severe it is and who owns the fix.Read the cloud security page
- Same event, the compliance viewCloud compliance for AWS and AzureThe control is the consequence. See which check is affected and what evidence changed.Read the cloud compliance page
This page is one of three streams on the OpsOne platform. To see how access works, read about read-only access and data handling, or follow the observe, link, prioritize, resolve method.
see your whole cloud, on one board.
Book a demo and we'll show you cost, security and compliance together across AWS and Azure. Prefer to read first? See a sample finding, or write to us.