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Monitoring for operations of SAP S/4HANA Cloud, public edition

"Do I need to monitor SAP S/4HANA Cloud, public edition?" is the question many SAP customers are asking right now as projects are going live. As an SaaS product run by SAP, customers get access only through a public website, and SAP are responsible for the availability of that website and the hardware resources. The places where traditional monitoring focussed either aren't relevant, aren't visible, or superficially aren't the customer's problem anymore. Does that mean there is no need to monitor anything in SAP S/4HANA Cloud, public edition?

FinOps As A Service: How To Do Cloud Finance For Smarter Spending

We’ve covered the fundamentals of FinOps in several guides on this blog, including FinOps 101, the FinOps maturity journey (as outlined by the FinOps Foundation), and more. But if you need a quick refresher, no worries. We’ve linked key guides on what FinOps is, why it matters, and how to make it work for you in “Related reads” in the next section.

The State Of FinOps 2025: Cloud+, AI Visibility, And Other Key Takeaways

The FinOps Foundation just released the sixth installment of its annual State of FinOps report. The 2025 installment contains a few key themes: In this blog, we give a little more detail on each, highlighting key statistics and takeaways from the State of FinOps 2025.

FinOps IT Financial Management

Cloud computing has revolutionized IT infrastructure by offering unparalleled scalability and adaptability. However, organizations face significant challenges when it comes to effectively managing their cloud costs. Traditional IT Financial Management (ITFM) methodologies, designed for on-premises operations, often struggle to address the advanced financial complexities of cloud-based investments. This is where FinOps IT Financial Management takes center stage.

Integrating FinOps and ITSM for Optimal Cloud Cost Management

The adoption of cloud computing has revolutionized how businesses manage IT infrastructure accountability and budget control. As cloud offerings become increasingly complex and scalable, modern business environments demand improved financial management practices. Through its data-driven and collaborative approach, FinOps IT Service Management bridges the gap between engineering teams, business units, and finance departments, ensuring maximum cloud benefit consumption while optimizing expenses.

Why observability needs FinOps, and vice versa: the Vantage integration with Grafana Cloud

Ben Schaechter is co-founder & CEO of Vantage, a cloud cost management platform that provides actionable insights for every engineer. Observability tools have changed the way we monitor infrastructure and applications, as teams get complete visibility into performance across complex, multi-cloud environments. But as all that infrastructure scales, costs rise with it, and organizations are left to ask: Where are my costs going—and why?

FinOps for Engineers

FinOps for engineers is gaining more and more ground in the cloud computing sphere. As organizations move toward cloud models, managing the costs associated with them becomes an increasingly important factor, if not the most important. FinOps focuses on optimizing the use of cloud resources. Therefore, FinOps for engineers means that they not only design necessary solutions but also warn about the economic impact.

FinOps automation explained: how and why to adopt

In the simplest terms, FinOps is the joining together of finance and operations. Just like DevOps is the joining of development and operations. Both are partly tool-based and partly cultural. And both aim to fix problems that face technology or cloud-driven businesses. The goal of FinOps is to align cloud cost optimisation with the broader goals of the business by introducing transparency, accountability and clear reporting.

FinOps Data Ingestion

FinOps, has become a critical element within companies that want to improve their financial aspect related with cloud. One of the key points in this practice is data ingestion that helps companies gather critical information about their cloud spending. In this guide, we will discuss what data ingestion is in FinOps, its need, recommendations, problems, and how we can contribute at Turbo360.