DoiT, a global leader in enterprise-grade FinOps and cloud intelligence, is releasing DoiT CloudFlow, a powerful automation action engine within the DoiT Cloud Intelligence platform that streamlines cloud management by automating actions on FinOps recommendations including rightsizing or migrating workloads, scheduling resources, tagging assets, and more.
According to the company, instead of manually reviewing and executing cost and architecture-optimizing insights, DoiT CloudFlow helps customers easily create workflows that will do the work for them.
CloudFlow enables large organizations to clearly define and consistently enforce company policies, proactively preventing governance issues and significantly reducing time spent on remediation.
DoiT CloudFlow offers contextual automation through prebuilt workload blueprints and custom configurations. It lets customers implement best practices, ensure cost optimization, and meet compliance with minimal executional demand, the company said.
FinOps automations can be built for AWS, Kubernetes, Google Cloud and Azure. The solution integrates seamlessly with other DoiT Cloud Intelligence capabilities such as Insights or Real-Time Anomaly Detection to proactively surface and address inefficiencies.
And with over 400 integrations, DoiT CloudFlow fosters collaboration with one-touch approvals and a documented history of automated workflow executions to support auditing and compliance, as per the vendor.
“The benefits are powerful, but CloudFlow isn’t just about automation, it makes FinOps scalable, proactive, and impactful” said Vadim Solovey, CEO at DoiT. “CloudFlow can help teams better control expenses, manage data and improve infrastructure, going beyond cost optimization to drive reliability, performance and security in many ways. And it’s proving particularly useful for enterprise-scale businesses that really need to leverage FinOps in order to get the most from resources.”
DoiT CloudFlow is available immediately to DoiT Cloud Intelligence customers at no additional cost.
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