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1. Feature Suggestion: Cost Anomaly Detection for Dips

   Currently, the Cost Anomaly feature is designed to capture spikes in spend but does not monitor for dips. Similarly, the Alerts feature works on defined thresholds, which is more suitable for catching increases than decreases.

   It would be valuable to have a feature that can detect sudden drops in cost as well, since unexpected decreases can also indicate issues such as:

   Disabled services or resources that should be running

   Failures in data pipelines or workloads

   Gaps in logging/monitoring or data ingestion

   Sudden deletion in data

   Adding anomaly detection for dips would provide a more complete view of cost changes and help ensure early detection of potential problems.

   Currently, the Cost Anomaly feature is designed to capture spikes in spend but does not monitor for dips. Similarly, the Alerts feature works on defined thresholds, which is more suitable for catching increases than decreases.

   It would be valuable to have a feature that can detect sudden drops in cost as well, since unexpected decreases can also indicate issues such as:

   Disabled services or resources that should be running

   Failures in data pipelines or workloads

   Gaps in logging/monitoring or data ingestion

   Sudden deletion in data

   Adding anomaly detection for dips would provide a more complete view of cost changes and… more

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   Discovery  ·  AdminJosh Biggley (Admin, DoiT) responded

   In Discovery pending requirements review and prioritization.