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flexsave account ou sorting iac
If you're going to provide lambda/policy/eventbridge config to organize OUs automatically when FlexSave accounts are added to the org, you might as well provide some IAC (terraform/cloudformation) to deploy it.
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Dashboard Filtering on Specific Service or Account
Allow for filtering of an entire dashboard by service, account, or (ideally) other dimensions as well.
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Restricts admin access to one or more billing profiles
We are a group of companies sharing a common DoIT console space.
Each company has a unique billing profile. Each company has one or more Google billing accounts associated with its billing profile.
We need the administrators of each company to be able to view and configure their own invoices, billing profiles, etc., but not those of other companies.
They currently have administrator privileges and can view and modify the invoices and all settings for all companies. We would like to associate administrator rights with a specific billing profile so that administrators can only view and modify what is linked…2 votes -
Advanced logic for Budget notifications
Today budget alerts are send when the actual percent of the budget is consumed. In order to reduce false alarms, it would be great if there would be an option to only send the alert if the projected cost of the budget will reach 100%.
For example, if I have a budget alert set to 50% and the predicted spend will not reach 100% this month the alert will not be sent.2 votes -
Sending Alerts to Slack channels
Customers would like to be able to send their alerts to either the shared Slack Channel and/or their own Slack channels
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Users would like the ability to view aggregated cost data for resource groups in Cloud Diagrams
Description:
Users would like the ability to view aggregated cost data for resource groups in Cloud Diagrams, not just individual resources. For example, clicking on an ECS cluster should display the total grouped cost of all its sub-resources.Use Case:
This would help teams quickly assess the total cost impact of a service or component (like an ECS cluster or auto-scaling group) without manually summing individual resource costs.Requested By:
Flavio Alberti (THRON)Impact:
Improves financial visibility and supports more accurate cost analysis directly from the diagram view.1 vote -
Compare non-consecutive time periods in cloud analytics
The customer—specifically the person responsible for FinOps—would like the ability to compare specific time periods while excluding everything in between. For example, they want to compare June 2024 vs. June 2025, or Q2 2024 vs. Q2 2025, without including the months in between.
This is similar to the “this period vs. last month” view we currently offer, but they’re looking for a customizable comparison between non-consecutive timeframes—essentially, a way to isolate and break down specific months or quarters year over year.
MoM, QoQ, or YoY
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Optimize the diagrams layout to show data flows
Have direct flows for app data flows based on tags/names
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Heatmap Visualization of Resource Costs in Cloud Diagrams
As a user, I want Cloud Diagrams to visually highlight resources based on their cost impact, so I can quickly identify the most expensive components in my environment. This will help prioritize cost optimization efforts by making high-cost areas easier to detect at a glance, especially in complex infrastructures.
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Custom S3 Policy Statements in CloudFormation Templates (EKS)
Due to security scans and their results, customers may require to update the S3 policies for the S3 buckets that DoiT manages and uses for EKS Lens.
Please review whether ths following policy can be implemented for all customers (attached)
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Heavy EKS Diagrams Support for Large Kubernetes Clusters
Support large-scale K8s environments in Cloud Diagrams by optimizing layout and introducing hierarchical exploration. When clusters contain hundreds or thousands of workloads, the current visualization becomes overwhelming and difficult to interpret. This enhancement will:
* Display namespaces as the top-level abstraction in the diagram
* Allow users to drill down into individual namespaces to explore workloads, pods, services, and infrastructureUser Value: Enterprises running large EKS clusters need high-level overviews without sacrificing detail. This feature makes Cloud Diagrams scalable and usable for complex environments.
Requested By: Customers managing large Kubernetes environments who reported visual overload, performance lag, and difficulty navigating complex diagrams.
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Ability to detect anomaly on monthly cost granularity
If there is a gradual increase in cost on daly basis such increase will not be considered as an anomaly as the data would look like an expected increase however if we compare this cost over month to month the increase can be significant. Hence it is worth generating anomalies on such cost spikes on Monthly granularity.
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Enhance daily anomaly notification by adding granularity about the usage the timing when the spike actually happened
Add the context in the anomaly notification which is like highlighting the usage and cost impact along with the timing when it occurred during the day
An example: Hey, between 2-3AM on May 5th you had 150M requests which lead to a charge of 110$ and this is why we triggered the anomaly"
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Re-alerting for an active anomaly if the cost spikes by 2X or 3X
Today, once we notify for an anomaly, we do not notify again if an anomaly is active but the cost has spiked by X times, lets say twice. As a result, customer who ignored the anomaly in first place based on its cost missed the opportunity to react when the cost spike became more considerable.
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Snowflake Lens Integration Visualization
When the Snowflake Lens is first connected, there is nothing on the screen that would designate it's processing. Similar to AWS Lens, EKS Lens, Pulse, etc - it would be extremely helpful to provide visualization of some sort that billing data is getting ingested.
Here's link showing the lack of information on end user's side: https://share.zight.com/rRuKk9ge
1 voteWe will review feasibility of doing something like this
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Add cloud diagrams to quick search
Can we add Cloud Diagrams to the quick links in the DCI search?
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Ensure those with essentials contract can get a trial.
Customers on essentials or other entitlements that want a trial have to remove the essentials contract, otherwise the customer loses the trial entitlements daily. If the customer decides not to move to paid DCI, someone will need to remember to add a new essentials contract. We need to consider if trial contracts override any existing tier.
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We want to add two console contract improvements
we want to show the expected margin on the contracts page to avoid looking at each contract. On the view contract screen, we want to add edit and download buttons so we don’t have to go back to a previous screen to navigate to that function.
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Annual self service O365 subscription
Currently, customers using the Doit console to purchase Microsoft 365 subscriptions or licenses are limited to monthly billing. Annual subscriptions require direct engagement with our sales team. This necessitates the creation of annual contracts, often for a small number of licenses, which consumes significant time in managing Ironclad and Salesforce for minimal revenue.
To improve efficiency, I propose enabling customers to purchase a limited number of Microsoft 365 licenses (e.g., fewer than 50) through our console with both monthly and annual billing options. This would significantly reduce the administrative overhead associated with low-volume annual contracts.
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More flexibility in Cloud Analytics to see different types of Cost
It would be really helpful for customers to be able to see more than just usage and discounted costs. Many customers want to be able to see list price, contract price (not discounted), costs without CUDs, SUDS or SPs.
The way the Google console has implemented this is pretty nice since you can just click a button to see different costs based on different variables.
1 vote
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