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1. Building a MAP Migration tool to assist in identification and tagging/tracking of MAP eligible workloads.

   Building a MAP Migration tagging tool to assist in directions/ guidance using Ava to identify and tag MAP eligible workloads.

   This would be displayed through a lens or dashboard to showcase - current tagged ARR to date, credits expected and credits received to date. I have sent pictures from a competitors tool that I can showcase. This has been a lead generator for competitors and would be very useful to help customers track their MAP tagged workloads and credits.

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   Released  ·  AdminRyan Sosin (Principal Product Manager, DoiT) responded

   Monitor the costs and AWS credits of workloads migrated through AWS’s  Migration Acceleration Program (MAP)  with  AWS MAP Lens , an out-of-the-box dashboard by  DoiT  that gives you a comprehensive financial view of your MAP migration.

   
   

   If you have tagged AWS resources with the “ map-migration ” tag, the AWS MAP Lens will auto populate your spending and credits from past 12 months in a set of pre-defined widgets:

   
   

   - MAP Spend History  helps you track your migration spending trajectory and validate if actual costs match your TCO calculations, ensuring you can identify and respond to any concerning spending patterns early.

   - MAP Spend by Service  shows which AWS services are driving your migration costs, helping you spot optimization opportunities and validate if your service adoption aligns with the planned migration strategy.

   - MAP Spend by Account enables you to monitor costs across different workloads and accounts, ensuring each migration project stays within budget while helping with cost allocation and prioritization decisions.

   - MAP Spend by Resources  breaks down the costs of your migrated workloads to individual components — EC2 instances, S3 buckets, or RDS databases for example — helping you validate proper MAP tagging and make optimization decisions based on actual resource-level usage.

   - MAP Credits  History tracks the credits AWS provides based on your successfully migrated workloads, showing you the actual financial benefits you're receiving through MAP over time.We are also actively developing an auto-tagging capability for the AWS MAP workloads using  CloudFlow.

   
   

   To learn more about AWS MAP Lens, please consult our documentation in the  DoiT Help Center.

   Monitor the costs and AWS credits of workloads migrated through AWS’s  Migration Acceleration Program (MAP)  with  AWS MAP Lens , an out-of-the-box dashboard by  DoiT  that gives you a comprehensive financial view of your MAP migration.

   
   

   If you have tagged AWS resources with the “ map-migration ” tag, the AWS MAP Lens will auto populate your spending and credits from past 12 months in a set of pre-defined widgets:

   
   

   - MAP Spend History  helps you track your migration spending trajectory and validate if actual costs match your TCO calculations, ensuring you can identify and respond to any concerning spending patterns early.

   - MAP Spend by Service  shows which AWS services are driving your migration costs, helping you spot optimization opportunities and validate if your service adoption aligns with the planned migration strategy.

   - MAP Spend by Account enables you to monitor costs across different workloads and accounts, ensuring each migration… more

2. Bulk Report Management in DoIT Console

   Salut la Product Team,

   I am writing to request an enhancement to the DoIT console that would streamline the process of managing reports within dashboards.

   Issue Summary:
   At present, the DoIT console requires users to add reports to dashboards individually. This process can be time-consuming and cumbersome, especially for users who need to manage a large number of reports across various dashboards.

   Desired Outcome:
   I would like to see the introduction of a feature that allows users to add reports to dashboards in bulk, similar to how permissions and labels are currently managed within the console.
   This feature should enable the following:
   - The ability to select multiple reports from a list and add them to a dashboard in a single action.
   - The option to manage report lists, including creating, editing, and deleting lists of reports for different purposes or teams.
   - The capability to apply changes to multiple dashboards simultaneously, such as adding a set of reports to several dashboards at once.

   Suggested Solutions:
   - Implement a checkbox system next to each report in the report management view, allowing users to select multiple reports.
   - Add a "Manage Lists" option where users can create named lists of reports and curate the contents of each list.
   - Introduce a "Bulk Actions" menu (exactly as you can manage the permissions) that provides options to add selected reports to dashboards, remove them, or update their settings in bulk.

   Impact:
   The ability to manage reports in bulk would save users a significant amount of time and effort (please), particularly for those who oversee complex dashboard configurations. It would also reduce the potential for errors that can occur when adding reports individually and improve the overall user experience of the DoIT console.

   This feature would be especially beneficial for orgs with large cloud environments where dashboards are super useful for monitoring and managing cloud resources/costs.

   Merci :)

   Salut la Product Team,

   I am writing to request an enhancement to the DoIT console that would streamline the process of managing reports within dashboards.

   Issue Summary:
   At present, the DoIT console requires users to add reports to dashboards individually. This process can be time-consuming and cumbersome, especially for users who need to manage a large number of reports across various dashboards.

   Desired Outcome:
   I would like to see the introduction of a feature that allows users to add reports to dashboards in bulk, similar to how permissions and labels are currently managed within the console.
   This feature should enable… more

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3. Rename "[Snowflake Lens] Top 10 Queries by User" report

   I think it's important that the names we give pre-built reports accurately reflect what those reports show. Shouldn't this report be called something like "Top 10 Users by Query Cost" instead?

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4. Full dashboard refresh option

   Can I have an option to refresh all widgets on a dashboard at once - rather than clicking through them all?

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5. show when a widget was last updated

   It would be good if it was more visible when an individual widget on a dashboard was last updated.

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   Released  ·  AdminRyan Sosin (Principal Product Manager, DoiT) responded

   This is available in the three dot menu of each widget.