IBM Cloudability Feature
Tagging
Account for all resources across multi-cloud environments
As your organization scales its cloud environment, there are a variety of services and resources stakeholders will want to analyze, measure and report on. A tagging strategy is the foundation for this level of visibility and enables users across the organization, each with different requirements, the ability to create the right views of the data and implement accurate allocations and chargebacks.
Identify any untagged resources for compliance and proper allocation
Tags are a critical component of grouping cloud resources in meaningful buckets — application, product, department and environment. With Tag Explorer you can visually assess how your organization uses tags, identify untagged resources and drive a more comprehensive understanding of cloud cost.
Easily bring existing tags into IBM Cloudability
Often cloud tags and features evolve across clouds, accounts and subscriptions with some variations. You can map related tags into a Cloudability tag or dimension in order to ensure relevant and logical mapping from the cloud to your business or other logical constructs.
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Cloudability features
With IBM Cloudability, FinOps teams from finance to engineering to product and organizational leadership can all work together to maximize the value of their cloud spend. Cloudability’s robust features address fundamental FinOps domains and capabilities.
Understand cloud usage and cost
Work together to gather all the required information to perform FinOps including cloud cost, cloud usage, observability, utilization, sustainability, and other data.
Quantify business value
Connect usage and cost data to business benefits and map cloud costs to budgets. Leverage historical data and plans to forecast while aligning with KPIs and benchmarking against peers.
Optimize cloud usage and cost
Focus on cloud efficiency by ensuring that only resources that provide benefit to the organization are used and are consumed at the lowest possible cost.