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How BMW Group detects cost anomalies across 14,000 cloud accounts
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How BMW Group detects cost anomalies across 14,000 cloud accounts How BMW Group detects cost anomalies across 14,000 cloud accounts This post is co-written with Philipp Karg from BMW Group and Christopher Masurek from Data Reply. Cost anomalies are hard to spot when you run 14,000 cloud accounts.
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- How BMW Group detects cost anomalies across 14,000 cloud accounts This post is co-written with Philipp Karg from BMW Group and Christopher Masurek from Data Reply.
- Cost anomalies are hard to spot when you run 14,000 cloud accounts.
- BMW Group operates Cloud Efficiency Analytics (CLEA), an in-house FinOps system built on AWS with Reply that monitors more than 14,000 cloud accounts across BMW Group’s cloud estate.
- CLEA began as a set of dashboards in Amazon Quick Sight , which gave BMW employees visibility into their cloud spend.
- But a dashboard shows what already happened, and only when someone opens it.
- To close that gap, CLEA now runs anomaly detection every day and sends email to account owners when spending departs from its expected pattern.
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