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AWS Multi-Source Custom Billing Views (MSCBVs) allow enterprises to combine cost and usage data from multiple AWS organizations into a single, unified view. This feature simplifies FinOps by enabling centralized cost visibility, cross-organizational budgeting, and reporting without restructuring AWS accounts or organizations. MSCBVs support up to 20 source billing views and can be shared securely across accounts using AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM).

Master Unified Cost Visibility with AWS Multi-Source Custom Billing Views

Introduction: The Challenge of Multi-Org AWS Cost Management In modern enterprises, it’s common to operate multiple AWS organizations — whether due to subsidiaries, acquisitions, or independent business units. While this structure enhances operational autonomy, it creates significant financial complexity. Each…

Rightsizing means analyzing usage patterns and adjusting resource configurations—instance types, sizes, and counts—to achieve optimal performance at minimal cost. Think of it as choosing the right vehicle for your journey: a compact car for daily commuting, not a heavy truck.

Mastering Rightsizing in AWS Cost Optimization: The Smart Way to Cut Cloud Waste

Introduction: The Hidden Cost of Overprovisioning In the dynamic world of cloud computing, flexibility is both a blessing and a curse. While AWS allows you to scale resources on demand, many organizations unknowingly overprovision compute, storage, and database capacity, leading…

Untangle Your AWS Bill: A Practical Guide to Cost Allocation

Cloud adoption continues to accelerate across industries, but as organizations move more workloads into Amazon Web Services (AWS), one challenge consistently arises: managing and allocating costs effectively. Without visibility and accountability, cloud spend can spiral out of control, leaving finance…

What’s New in AWS Budgets? Here’s what AWS added in this latest update: • Support for Net Unblended and Net Amortized Costs • You can now leave out specific services, accounts, or regions from your budgets—making it easier to zero in on just the costs that matter to your team. • Granular filtering by charge type (e.g., include/exclude SP/RI fees, credits, taxes) • New API fields using Cost Explorer-style syntax for consistency across AWS services In simple terms, this means AWS Budgets can now mirror your real-world AWS bill, including discounts and shared costs—letting you track what you actually pay, not just what you could have paid.

Smarter Cloud Budgeting: How New AWS Budgets Features in 2025 Help You Get Closer to the Truth

Managing cloud costs on AWS can feel like trying to solve a puzzle—just when you think you’ve got the pieces in place, they shift again. Cloud budgeting has often been a challenge, with unpredictable demand, intricate pricing schemes, and the…

AWS Cross-Account Cost Monitoring Managing AWS costs across multiple accounts can be a challenge—especially when budgets have to span different teams, workloads, or business units. Traditionally, this often meant relying on management account access, which can introduce security and governance concerns. Now, AWS has made things simpler. The latest AWS Budgets update introduces Billing View support, enabling you to set up cross-account budgets without needing management account access. This is a big win for organizations looking to monitor and control AWS spend more securely and efficiently.

AWS Budgets Gets Billing View Support for Easier Cross-Account Cost Monitoring

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Learn the essentials of AWS Cloud Financial Management (CFM) with this beginner's guide. Discover key tools, best practices, and how TruCost.cloud can help you manage cloud spend effectively.

Getting Started with AWS Cloud Financial Management: A Beginner’s Guide

Introduction The cloud has completely reshaped the way businesses build, deploy, and scale—making it faster, more flexible, and cost-efficient than ever before. With platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), teams gain access to virtually unlimited compute power and storage. However,…

EC2 skip OS shutdown feature boosts failover speed and reduces downtime during instance stop or termination.

New EC2 Feature: Skip OS shutdown for Lightning-Fast Failovers

AWS has just rolled out a small but game-changing update to Amazon EC2—one that could significantly boost your application’s recovery speed and reduce downtime in critical environments. Amazon EC2’s new Skip OS Shutdown option makes that possible, helping stateless and auto-scaling…