March 22, 2023
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AWS Cost Anomaly Detection: Identify and Address Cost Spikes

Nobody likes surprise increases in their AWS bill. To help you avoid surprise bills, we just released our AWS cost anomaly detection capability. This capability is designed to help you stay on top of your evolving AWS costs, and alert you when there are anomalies compared to previous spend.With AWS cost anomaly detection, you can always remain in control of your cloud spending and can take action to optimize your resources whenever necessary.
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TL;DR

Nobody likes surprise increases in their AWS bill. To help you avoid surprise bills, we just released our AWS cost anomaly detection capability. This capability is designed to help you stay on top of your evolving AWS costs, and alert you when there are anomalies compared to previous spend.

With AWS cost anomaly detection, you can always remain in control of your cloud spending and can take action to optimize your resources whenever necessary.  

Introducing Cost Anomaly Detection

We are thrilled to announce the release of AWS cost anomaly detection, a new feature designed to help our users better monitor and manage their cloud costs. This new feature allows our customers to detect cost spikes and unusual spending patterns in real time, so they can identify and address potential cost overruns before they become a problem at the end of the billing cycle.

Get notified of AWS cost anomalies before they become a problem

With AWS cost anomaly detection, you can easily monitor their AWS usage and receive alerts when there are sudden increases in cost or unusual activity. The feature works by analyzing and comparing historical usage patterns to current usage, allowing Stream.Security to identify anomalies that may indicate unexpected or excessive spending.

One of the key benefits of this new feature is the ability to provide detailed information about the resource causing the cost spike. Users can view recent configuration changes and traffic data to help them understand why the cost spike occurred and identify the steps needed to address it. This level of insight allows users to take proactive measures to optimize their AWS costs and ensure they get the most out of their cloud investments.

All Stream.Security customers using the cost module have default access to this new capability, and they can set up alerts to notify them of anomalies in their usage patterns.

Overall, we are excited to offer this powerful new tool to our users. It will be an invaluable resource for anyone looking to manage their AWS costs more effectively. With AWS cost anomaly detection, you can always remain in control of your cloud spending and can take action to optimize your resources whenever necessary.

At Stream.Security, we are firmly committed to democratizing cloud costs and empowering engineering teams to take ownership of their cloud resources with a focus on cost, resilience, and security. Our platform lets you quickly detect idle, unused, and misconfigured resources immediately upon integration. By tracking your costs, you can proactively stay ahead of unexpected expenses and avoid the dreaded Zoom calls with finance. 😊  

Don't wait! Give it a try today and take control of your cloud resource costs like never before.

About Stream Security

Stream.Security delivers the only cloud detection and response solution that SecOps teams can trust. Born in the cloud, Stream’s Cloud Twin solution enables real-time cloud threat and exposure modeling to accelerate response in today’s highly dynamic cloud enterprise environments. By using the Stream Security platform, SecOps teams gain unparalleled visibility and can pinpoint exposures and threats by understanding the past, present, and future of their cloud infrastructure. The AI-assisted platform helps to determine attack paths and blast radius across all elements of the cloud infrastructure to eliminate gaps accelerate MTTR by streamlining investigations, reducing knowledge gaps while maximizing team productivity and limiting burnout.

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