Centilytics Intelligent Cloud Management

  If you're like most businesses, you are using cloud services to save on costs and improve efficiency. But if you're not careful, your cloud costs can spiral out of control. Here are a few tips for keeping your cloud costs under control. Monitor Usage and Allocate Resources Appropriately Organizations are quickly moving their workloads to the cloud, but the need to manage costs also comes with that migration. Several factors must be considered when planning for and using cloud resources, including understanding how much capacity is needed and monitoring usage levels. Without proper oversight, organizations can quickly find themselves spending more on cloud services than originally anticipated. By taking a proactive approach and allocating resources appropriately, businesses can keep their cloud costs under control. Establish Billing Thresholds Cloud billing thresholding is the practice of setting a limit on how much you're willing to pay for cloud services in any g

CloudFormation is a relatively newer terminology that has recently become a reason for hype for all the right reasons. It is a service that you can use to model and set up your Amazon Web Services infra, so you don’t have to spend much time managing resources. You can dedicate more time focusing on the applications. To do so, you first create a template that describes all the AWS resources you want, and CloudFormation configures those resources. Here are some more ways that CloudFormation makes your work easier. 1.    Quick Replication of Your Infrastructure For applications that require more availability, you might replicate them in multiple regions. However, this requires you to replicate all your resources, which can be quite a time-consuming task. To make this job easier, you can use a CloudFormation to create resources consistently, and you can also reuse your templates to simplify the task further. 2.    Easily Control and Track Changes to Your Infrastructure There migh