Moving business workloads to public cloud services like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform potentially delivers unlimited scalability. But it also sets the stage, potentially, for runaway costs.ParkMyCloud is seeking to solve those cost challenges. The company's SmartParking solution now supports Azure, allowing users to automate cloud cost optimization by integrating cost control into their DevOps processes, the company asserts. Essentially, ParkMyCloud says it saves money by scheduling cloud resources to turn off when they are not needed -- which they call “parking.”SmartParking was first released in January 2018 for AWS users. This latest expansion uses Azure Monitor data to find patterns in virtual machine utilization. That data is then used to automatically recommend specific parking schedules for each virtual machine to turn them off when they are typically idle, the company says.
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Cloud Cost Management Tool: ParkMyCloud Supports Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS

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