On a regular basis we are helping organisations to significantly reduce their Azure spend. There are many ways to achieve the same outcomes in Azure, but some are more expensive than others. With more than a decade of experience in optimising cost/performance in Azure, we can help you spend less and get more.
Each step is outlined in more detail below.
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What is your application architecture? |
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What does your infrastructure look like? |
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What is your code like? |
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What monitoring do you have in place? |
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What about your team? |
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We will analyse your current cost and utilisation.
We will look at where you are spending the most to help focus in on where the most benefit can be obtained.
We will look deeper into the different areas of spend, to understand how that spend is made up and how much you are utilising those specific resources.
Notes:
Once we have the spend and utilisation data, we will review each resource area to identify where savings may be made, in accordance with our internal checklist. This includes, but is not limited to:
Note: We will usually require one or more follow-up calls with you during this process to clarify various aspects.
Provide optionsWe will provide you with a series of options for how you can reduce your cost, similar to the following.
Note: This is just an example – the list is usually a lot longer.
ImplementNewOrbit can help you implement some or all of the suggestions:
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