Day 17: Cloud Bill Monitoring

30 Days of FrameFlow

Time to Read: 5 Minutes

FrameFlow's Cloud Billing Monitors

Anyone using the cloud knows that cloud service related costs can add up quickly. The key is to keep a consistent eye on your spending throughout the month so you can make any necessary adjustments, but this can take considerable time and resources. Luckily, FrameFlow can help you keep track of your cloud-related bills automatically throughout the month with our selection of billing event monitors.

Azure and AWS Billing Event Monitors

FrameFlow's AWS and Azure Billing Event Monitors are designed to automatically track, alert, and even predict your monthly cloud-related costs. Each of these event monitors has customizable features that control alerting on the month-to-date amounts for Azure and AWS respectively and they can even predict the end-of-month total based on current and past spending trends.

Microsoft 365 Licenses Event Monitor

The Microsoft 365 Licenses Event Monitor connects to your Microsoft 365 account and monitors licensing parameters. It can alert based on a variety of metrics including the number of available licenses, changes in license counts, and more. Use it to make sure your organization has exactly the required number of licenses. Since Microsoft bills on a per-license basis, this will help you save money over time.

Summary

This concludes our two-day segment on FrameFlow's cloud monitoring capabilities. If you want to learn more, please visit our cloud service monitoring page. Tomorrow, we'll dive into FrameFlow's activity monitoring features.

Day 16: Cloud Service Monitoring

Day 18: Activity Monitoring