What is ProsperOps?
It is autonomous AWS Reserved Instance Management It algorithmically builds and maintains the optimal RI portfolio to maximize your RI savings, even as your EC2 instance use changes. Save time, save money, and never worry about RIs again.
ProsperOps is a tool in the Cloud Management category of a tech stack.
ProsperOps Integrations
ProsperOps's Features
- Configurable controls - Customer-defined constraints govern our actions...you're always in control
- Existing RI support - It seamlessly assumes management of your existing EC2 RIs
- 24x7 usage monitoring -EC2 usage is monitored in real-time for savings opportunities
- AI savings algorithms - ML forecasting and optimization algorithms determine the ideal RI portfolio that maximizes your savings rate
- Automated RI actions - Programmatic purchases, modifications, exchanges, and renewals of your RI portfolio
- Performance dashboard - Savings and RI portfolio visibility to understand and track progress
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