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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
You hit it right on the head, stunt!
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
That's the vision :)
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Thank you for posting an offline alternative! I'd say the biggest difference is that we handle everything (so that engineers can focus on actual product dev) and also offer white-glove service to all of our customers. For midsized and
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
AFAIK, CloudHealth is mostly about cost management and analytics. Usage takes it a step further and also shows recommendations. I would be interested in hearing about your experience with cost optimization. My email is kaveh@usage.ai if you
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Our recommendations break into two categories: 1. Annual recommendations (Reserved Instances, Savings Plans) Sure, if a company only wants these recommendations - they can bring on a contractor once per year to do these changes. This is the
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi emersonrsantos, Good question! With Usage, every enterprise customer gets their own fine-tuned model. AWS compute optimizer throws the same standardized model to all of their users. I can't compare our models to the ones AWS compute
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Oops, thanks!
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi Thristle, We're more than just RIs. We also offer Savings Plans, Rightsizing, and Spot Fleet management. Our permissions include CPU, network, and memory logs. We can scale permissions back on a customer-by-customer basis, though (a
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi petargyurov, great question! Every recommendation is first produced by a model. Then for a recommendation, we add a human to the cycle that understands the client's infrastructure and adjusts the confidence score accordingly. The sa
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Show HN: I built a service to help companies save on their AWS bills
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Show HN: Usage – Reducing AWS Bills with AI
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Launch HN: Usage – Reducing AWS Bills with AI
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Looking to reduce AWS EC2 spend? Save up to $750k with these guidelines!(medium.com)
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Haha :)
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Webinar: How a major AWS user with 1000s of EC2s reduced their bill by 50%
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Show HN: Save 35% on your AWS bills
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hey guys, I faced a similar issue at the company I work for (where a PM had activated an instance for months and racked up a $9k bill). I've been spending my coronavirus time hacking together a service that hopefully makes billing on A
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi everyone, Kaveh here. I'm the main developer of this project. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me an email or comment here :)
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Show HN: AWS usage optimizer project – currently seeing 35% billing reductions
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi Anakaine, Great point! It is actually linked to current expenditure. When you first register for an account and connect your AWS, we compute your potential savings and then take 10% of that number spread over a year. So you're not g
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Did you set the policy name as UsageAI?
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Interesting - I'll take note of that. Thanks!
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
That's odd - I'll look into that right away. Thanks for the note!
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hmm ... did you set the policy? In any case, feel free to email me at setup@usage.ai and I'd be happy to help! :)
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by kavehkhorram 6y ago
Hi everyone, Kaveh here. I'm the main developer of this project. If anyone has any questions or wants to test drive the platform, feel free to email me at setup@usage.ai to set up a private 1:1 consultation or post here :)
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Show HN: I built a service to help companies save 35%+ on their AWS bills
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