AWS Cost Management is good for providing in-depth information in one place. The reports are good, particularly the CSV file, which is the master file. It has all the information you would need to do any analysis. Most of the analysis is done using one of the other services from AWS Cost Explorer. 

The solution is easy to use and easy to access any information that someone may be interested in, such as understanding why a particular cost is high.

The product provides the ability to set cost limits and budgets for a set of resources on the network. It helps us track our expenses and predict the approximate cost per month. Thus, its most valuable feature is predictive analysis.

The tool's cost management feature provides a comprehensive view of AWS costs, allowing us to plan and make cost-effective decisions. With AWS Cost Explorer, we can perform cost planning, generate recommendations, and provide clients with suggestions for resizing. This feature includes data filtering and protection, offering users insights into spending patterns through AWS spending patterns and planning tools. The product is easy to learn. 

I like the recommendation we get from AWS Cost Management to use a particular image or VM type.

It is one of the oldest templates on cloud. They shape it to fit any implementation requirement, so you could almost have a template for absolutely anything that you have on-premises that you want to move into the cloud.

Our specialization is optimization. So we optimize the infrastructure before it moves into the cloud so that the deployment in the cloud is okay. If you use the wrong template, AWS will charge you more, or for a bigger workload than it does for on-premises. And that's why we use it on-premises.

All of the reporting features are good, as they allow us to track monthly expenses.

The budgeting tool of AWS Cost Management is the most valuable feature. I have my own set of servers to run and afternoon servers to run, therefore budgeting tells me how much is being spent for the month.

Normally, my customer has a solution with AWS and GCP, and they have to monitor and optimize their services. They need a cost management tool. With this tool, they can optimize their data services, so they spend less with the cloud data services. With the cost management tool, clients can optimize fine-tuning their consumption, and optimize what they spend for these services.

I think everything about the solution is fine. Overall, it's a good product.

The stability and scalability are good.

The solution gives access to retail information about the AWS Cost and view stages and their organization of the information is great. The tutorials on the owning of the SaaS approach are very good; they understand the underlying approach, costs, and trends. 

The solution is really organized. It's one thing I really like about it.