Beast for optimizing of cloud spending.
Overall Satisfaction with IBM Cloudability
It provides a clear breakdown of cloud spend across AWS, Azure, GCP, and IBM Cloud and also Easy to see which projects, teams, or services are driving costs and automated recommendations for rightsizing instances, shutting down unused resources and optimizing storage. You can track your cost on cloud it helps us to reduce cost and you can integrate with GitHub pull request and you can track of each package and it support multi cloud as well.
Pros
- After implementing Cloudability our cloud billing has become much faster to publish, we have relied on the flexibility provided to assist us with other task such as tag controls, annual license true up, using API to export data to some of our in-house tools and many more.
Cons
- After the initial IBM M&A the product updates have been a little bit chaotic (we are waiting on some features previously announced, but not yet delivered e.g. user grouping for access controls), but I am definitely seeing that this is ramping up and I am positive that great further updates will come
- Customisable/Personalised dashboards to monitor and analyze cloud usage and costs
- Business mappings and custom views for cost allocation and transparency for individual business units/regions.
- Ad-hoc dashboard builds
- IBM Apptio (formerly ApptioOne)
Do you think IBM Cloudability delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with IBM Cloudability's feature set?
Yes
Did IBM Cloudability live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of IBM Cloudability go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy IBM Cloudability again?
Yes


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