Azure Cost Management Reviews

I use Azure Cost Management to monitor and keep track of the utilization of different resources in Azure.

Azure Cost Management has a positive impact since it provides insight into the utilization of different resources in Azure, helping us predict expenses in quarterly or yearly intervals.

In my company, we are overall on your Azure, so we have our own Microsoft Azure. Our organization has a deployment into Azure itself, and we have the entire process set up on Azure. We are also using different products from Microsoft. I think, basically, it has been my company's cloud investment for a very long time.

The most beneficial features for me are the tool's visualization capabilities, the way the reports are presented, and the fact that we can also implement our governance policies. I think we can create the budget in the tool for our company and look into the different best practices across different places, which are all pretty good for us. I think for sure that the team would be utilizing it for different purposes, but for me, at a leadership level, the visualization part is really good and helpful.

Cost Management is used to control your bills by setting limits. Sometimes, there are some offers from Microsoft for better pricing when we utilize the solution on log files, such as if we are making some reservation to reserve resources for a long time.

Cost management is the console's most valuable feature.

We use several services and use the product to understand the cost. 

We use Azure DevOps, and the product helps us understand the cost with the help of the Azure DevOps center. 

I use Azure Cost Management mostly for customer demos and internal use. Our monthly cost is about 4000-5000 dollars.

The interface is good and user-friendly, allowing us to manage it proactively and efficiently. We use the budgeting and forecasting functions for financial planning, which work fine.

We primarily use Azure Cost Management to oversee the costs for customers and to manage the managed service.

The solution helps us ensure that every customer has projects they can work with monthly. We use it to ensure that the services they consume don't exceed what they can afford to pay each month.

Also, it has predictive analysis. It can forecast based on the costs associated with the particular architecture and how often they use it, estimating how much they'll spend. It streamlines the process instead of calculating manually.

We use the solution for comparing different service providers and providing business insights into the likely costs associated with their solutions. This includes conducting cost-benefit analysis, evaluating ROI, managing databases, and more.

The solution gives visibility into the cost of cloud-based solutions.

Once we deploy customer resources, we use Azure Cost Management to monitor their current and future cost budgets. We submit those estimates about the future and the current user metrics to the customer.

Azure Cost Management helps us understand the current and peak usage of all the resources so that we will know which resources are being consumed more. The solution helps us diagnose and understand why some resources cost more so that we can fine-tune and reduce the cost. We can forecast the usage for the next year, month, or quarter based on current and previous usage.