Making cloud costs visible with open source & enterprise solutions
There are many downstream products that use OpenCost and vendors who provide enterprise level features and support of OpenCost itself, and also build products that use OpenCost directly.
To be listed as an OpenCost Enterprise Vendor, organizations must meet the following criteria:
- Demonstrate a commitment to OpenCost’s maintenance and improvement
- On average, has pull requests accepted monthly into OpenCost or its child projects for features and/or improvements
- Help triage and comment on issues anywhere in the OpenCost ecosystem at least 5 times per month
- Demonstrate an area of expertise in the OpenCost ecosystem
- Example: Employing one or more OpenCost maintainers
- Example: Owning a specific high impact feature or process (testing system, release planning, etc)
- Participate in OpenCost’s governance
- At least 2 members of the vendor’s team attend the community meetings at least 50% of the time
- Are OpenCost/FinOps thought leaders
- Example: Sponsoring staff for the OpenCost booth at CNCF events
- Example: Giving talks related to OpenCost or its ecosystem
- Provide enterprise level support and functionality for OpenCost or products based directly on it
Enterprise & Support
Kubecost Enterprise
Kubecost provides real-time cost visibility and insights for teams using Kubernetes, helping you continuously reduce your cloud costs.
Getting Started
Kubecost’s documentation helps to guide onboarding. It’s full of tips, tricks, and useful features you may have missed.
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Randoli App Insights Platform provides Unified Observability for Cost, Troubleshoting & Security across all your Kubernetes clusters in a single-pane-of-glass. Our OpenCost backed Cost Management solution helps your teams to manage your cloud costs.
