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August 30, 2019

5 Ways to Optimize Your AWS Spending

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Get the most out of your AWS investment. Migrating to AWS is a smart move for business continuity but as you scale your cloud environment, visibility and tracking your usage is critical to getting the most out of your spend. The following quick tips provide you with five strategic ways to keep an eye on your AWS spend and how to maximize your budget.

This short paper will teach you five ways to optimize your AWS costs to save on your AWS bill, including: 
  • Monitoring and analysis of your monthly AWS bill and usage reports
  • Optimizing your storage and compute spend
  • And More!

About the Author

Sheila Oh
Sheila Oh
Senior Cloud Product Marketing Manager, Veeam Software
Sheila Oh is a currently a Senior Cloud Product Marketing Leader at Veeam. Prior to joining Veeam, Sheila led product marketing, partner marketing, and go-to-market for a variety of innovative technology products for Intel Corporation including IOT edge devices (commercial drones, wearables, inventor developer kits) and developer marketing for open source initiatives. Born in Seoul, she has lived and worked in NYC, London, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Tokyo and has degrees from Barnard College, the London School of Economics, and an MBA from Thunderbird.
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