Google Cloud Sandbox for Organizations is the easiest way for companies to set up and manage Google Cloud sandboxes. Through the Cloud Management Platform, you’ll be able to enable your developers to create a sandbox, monitor sandboxes from a centralized hub, and have one-click access to sandbox projects. More, you can govern the sandbox projects using the Sandbox Policy.

Set up and view your BigQuery Optimization Dashboard by accessing the superQuery dashboard from the Cloud Management Platform.

To read more about the superQuery dashboard, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

DoiT International makes rightsizing recommendations for Google Cloud instances available through the Cloud Management Platform. You can apply these recommendations, and resize instances to cost optimize their environments.

To read more about Rightsizing for Google Cloud, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

We've added the Google Cloud Quota Monitoring to the Cloud Management Platform, so in times where you reach your quotas, you will not be able to use Google Cloud beyond these limits. 

We are also adding a new widget which you can add to any of your dashboard to proactively monitor the state of your Google Cloud Quotas. You will also get an automated email alert when you're approaching the limit of your quotas.

To read more about the Google Cloud Quotas Widget, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

We've added the Service Limit and Quota monitoring feature to the Cloud Management Platform. Once your Amazon Web Services account has been successfully connected, you will start to receive an automatic notifications prior to reaching your AWS service limits. 

We are also adding a new widget which you can add to any of your dashboard to proactively monitor the state of your AWS Service Limits and Quotas.

To read more about the AWS Service Limits/Quotas Alerts Widget, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

Analyze your Google Cloud or AWS attainment to your contractual commitments, including forecasts of your future expenses towards the commitment. Using this widget, you can track your actual spending, the remainder of the contract, and managing the rollover for the following period. Also, if you fall short of your commitment for a specific period, you can identify the shortfall.

To read more about the Cloud Commitment Widget, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

Using the new AWS FinOps Dashboard, you get better visibility into your AWS services costs and usage. You can use this dashboard to decide how and when to optimize for costs, monitor performance and more!

To read more about AWS FinOps, check out the article, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

You can now add your Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud accounts to the Cloud Management Platform!

By connecting your cloud accounts, you will unlock additional functionalities such as proactive resource quota monitoring, rightsizing recommendations and more.

To read more about connecting your accounts, check out how to connect AWS and Google Cloud accounts, and please provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

Cloud cost anomaly detection is vital for environments that are dynamic in nature, especially as your cloud environment scales. We use AI to constantly monitor and forecast your cloud spending and performance.

Our anomaly detection engine is always running, however, you can choose to get email notifications if you'd like once we detect the anomalies. 

To read more about Anomaly Detection, feel free to check out this article and provide any feedback you have for future improvements.

You now have the ability to Tag your assets for classification purposes. A tag will appear on your invoice in order to identify items on an invoice with better ease. Best practices are to tag assets with a team name, a cost center, location, or anything else suited for your needs.

To read more about how to Tag Assets, feel free to check out this article and provide any feedback you have for future improvements.