Managing your cloud footprint can feel like a full-time job. Luckily, with Optima, you can take advantage of our comprehensive policy platform to set guardrails around your infrastructure. Our most popular policy is called Unattached Volumes. Upon c...
Reserved instances (RIs) are coupons you can purchase from AWS for specific services. I’ll be focusing on EC2 compute instances in this post. These coupons are promises to AWS committing you to pay for either 1 or 3 years in return receiving a discou...
I hear that SaaS Manager uses Web Scraping to collect information. Can someone explain what if that's true, what it does, why we are using this methodology and if we have any plans to retire this approach in the future? Thank you.
When SaaS Manager imports my expense data, what information does it capture? How does SaaS Manager know if an expensed items is SaaS Spend or not?
How do I turn off an SSO integration if I want to connect to that application directly? (Ex. I am monitoring Salesforce via SSO, but I want to connect to it directly. What's the best practice?)
Can Flexera SaaS Manager integrate with on-premise systems to collect data? One example would be an on-premise HR system to define the active user roster
Trying to enable a new budget alert and/or scheduled report policy. What user privilege is required for someone in order to enable policies?
How does setting up reports work in Optima? I'd like to see which instance types make up my EC2 spend in all of my AWS Accounts. Is there an easy way to create this view in Optima?
I was wondering how SaaS Manager consolidates user accounts. There are scenarios where a single user can be registered to various services using different addresses. How are these mapped to the same user, if at all?
Does Optima use the cloud bills as its sole source of data? Can I inject other costs?
