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Azure Cost Optimization Tips: Tackle Azure Waste & Technical Debt

This video explores Turbo360's new feature, which is designed to help you optimize Azure resources, reduce costs, and tackle technical debt. The recommendations feature provides actionable insights to optimize your Azure environment and improve cost visibility. Key Takeaways: How the recommendations feature works to optimize Azure environments. The step-by-step process of viewing, downloading, and analyzing recommendations. How to create tasks based on these insights for team action, promoting decentralized cost management.

Azure Cost Per Resource Group to monitor and optimize costs

Understanding the cost of Azure resources at a granular level is critical for managing budgets effectively. With resources deployed across different resource groups-be it by teams, departments, or projects-tracking expenses can become complex. By analyzing costs per resource group, organizations can allocate ownership, identify cost spikes, and ensure accountability.

Scheduled Resource Recommendations in Azure | Azure Cost Optimization

The video showcases a new feature in Turbo360 that allows users to schedule the turning on and off, as well as rightsizing of their Azure resources. Michael Stephenson (product owner for Turbo360) explains how this feature helps users optimize their resources by automatically scheduling actions such as turning off Virtual Machines (VMs) during non-peak hours and scaling them based on usage.

Proactive Azure Cost Anomaly Detection

Getting hit with unexpected Azure bills that leaves you wondering what happened. What if you could spot those cost spikes proactively within in minutes before the damage is done? This video walks you through proactively detecting cost anomalies in Azure, helping you keep your budget in check and avoid surprises. Turbo360 shows you easy, actionable ways to track your Azure spending, find out what's eating up your resources, and stay on top of your cloud costs.

Azure Budget Monitoring Tools to Empower Cost Efficiency

Cloud adoption brings agility and scalability, but without effective cost monitoring, cloud expenses can spiral out of control. Microsoft Azure offers robust budget monitoring tools to help businesses manage and optimize cloud spending. These tools enable real-time tracking, forecasting, and alerting for Azure budgets, ensuring efficient cost management and avoiding unexpected expenses.

Azure Reservation Recommendations: Enhancing Visibility for Teams to Drive Savings

Azure Reservation Recommendations In this video, Michael Stephenson (product owner for Turbo360) introduces recent enhancements in the tool aimed at improving cost visibility and Azure Reservation Recommendations to maximize cost savings.

7 Best Azure Service Bus Monitoring Tools in 2025

Azure Service Bus is a cloud messaging service that transfers information between services running in both the cloud and on-premises. So, it becomes essential to ensure the performance and availability of Service Bus as it might be used in applications and integrations for transferring business-critical messages. To help you with that, we have listed and compared the top Azure Service Bus monitoring tools with their features.

6 Best Azure FinOps Tools for Cost Optimization (2025)

FinOps is an evolving concept increasingly practiced in cloud computing organizations to manage and optimize their infrastructure cost. It requires team collaboration among Finance, Engineering and IT Operations to gain a deep understanding of the expenditure, take financial accountability, and make informed decisions to maximize the business performance.

Top 5 Azure Monitoring tools to maximize application and service performance

Many organizations migrate their workloads to the cloud or begin leveraging what the cloud offers. However, to keep their businesses up and running during this process, organizations still require integrating their systems in the cloud, like Dynamics365, Salesforce, and ServiceNow, with Azure Integration Services (AIS) and potentially on-premises. One crucial aspect of such integrations is keeping them healthy and available, which requires monitoring and diagnostics.