We performed a comparison between AWS Trusted Advisor and SkyKick Cloud Manager based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about VMware, Nutanix, IBM and others in Cloud Management."The cost optimization features are valuable."
"The Security Advisor is the most valuable feature. It instantly informs you about any system misconfigurations, and the best part is, it's completely free."
"The cost optimization and security-related fixes in AWS Trusted Advisor have been great."
"AWS Trusted Advisor is a tool that we can use to optimize the AWS infrastructure cost."
"Technical support has been good."
"I'd like the solution to support clouds beyond AWS."
"The tenancy must be free for all metrics."
"Maybe adding more security rules would be great."
"For EC2 instances, we need to install the AWS CloudWatch agent to get the memory metric because we don't have a by-default memory utilization graph on cost optimization."
"I'm fairly new to the solution and need to explore it further."
AWS Trusted Advisor is ranked 22nd in Cloud Management with 4 reviews while SkyKick Cloud Manager is ranked 30th in Cloud Management with 1 review. AWS Trusted Advisor is rated 8.6, while SkyKick Cloud Manager is rated 8.0. The top reviewer of AWS Trusted Advisor writes "A stable and easy-to-use product that provides excellent cost optimization features and technical support". On the other hand, the top reviewer of SkyKick Cloud Manager writes "Robust, reasonably priced, and offers good features". AWS Trusted Advisor is most compared with AWS Control Tower, CloudCheckr , IBM Turbonomic, VMware Aria Cost powered by CloudHealth and Cisco Intersight, whereas SkyKick Cloud Manager is most compared with CloudSphere.
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