Yotascale Cloud Cost Anomaly Detection Saved Zoom $600K in One Month

IT leaders share their perspectives on where cloud services are headed and what can be expected to change in 2022.

Much of the reason for cloud cost overruns comes down to organizations failing to understand and accommodate the fundamental differences between the data center capital-expense cost model and the operating-expense nature of the cloud.

If you look to where cloud computing is likely heading in the year ahead, three key trends emerge, trends that span both technology and social concerns.

Enterprises deploy Yotascale software to bridge the gap between CloudOps, engineering, and finance teams to fulfill fiscal responsibility while taking advantage of the agility of the cloud.

In this interview, I speak with Jake Reichert, VP of Engineering at Yotascale, we discuss Yotascale’s solution and how they’ve helped companies like Zoom navigate the challenges of rapid growth.

Yotascale was one of the presenters at #CFD12 and I was impressed by the depth of analytics and integrations offered in their multi-cloud cost management solution.

Some of the most sophisticated engineering teams worldwide, such as Zoom, Hulu, Klarna, and Compass, already trust Yotascale.

Leader in dynamic cloud cost management extends support to Azure customers and enterprises running workloads across both AWS and Azure, including containers and Kubernetes

Yotascale has released a new version of its cloud cost management solution that includes complete support for Azure cost analytics and allocation.

We look at your cloud. We tag your cloud. Yota, yota, yota. You save money. What we can’t yota over the money saving part? That’s right, you can’t. Yotascale is looking to control cloud costs through automatic tagging and anomaly detection.

According to Asim Razzaq, CEO of Yotascale, there are a number of unnecessary costs associated with cloud, such as idle resources, over-provisioned services, and unneeded data management.