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Full ownership of all cloud accounts

•  The root organization owns all cloud accounts this allows for full flexibility on services, spending and data preservation

Very low technical know-how required for management

Managers can enable or disable managed cloud accounts

Very low personnel bandwidth-required for management

Very low risk of unsolicited data and compute resources irreversible deletion

•  By default, a data preservation strategy is adopted

Advanced cloud accounts monitoring (costs, resources, activity, etc.) and full auditability on users' actions

Individual accounts budget adjustment, budget transfer between cloud accounts and budget reverse transfer to managers and admins cloud accounts

Masquerading to users cloud accounts for managers and admins

RBAC Control of users' cloud accounts for accessing cloud services, cloud regions, compute instance types, database instance types, machine learning instance types etc.

Sharing capabilities for cloud artifacts (machine images, storages, IAM Users) User to User, User to Group, User to Organizations

Default configuration for user cloud accounts including a default private network, a default region, and a default IAM user

Cloud accounts costs daily reports at the organization and users level

Cloud accounts get automatically disabled when the budget is reached

•  Accounts can be re-enabled via a budget transfer that sets the budget above the spending

Budgets can be enforced on cloud accounts based on RosettaHub’s real-time cost estimators

Cost, budget and resources real-time dashboard, cross-regions aggregated resources views

Custom actions on cloud accounts' budget depletion (full clean-up, data preservation, admin-defined)

Management framework for promotional credits

Maximum hourly cost on cloud accounts can be enforced

•  Accounts get automatically disabled when the maximum hourly cost is reached
  

Multi-root accounts (multi-billing accounts) per root organization

Pooling (aggregation) of promotional credits

Real-time cost and resources monitoring, real-time billing estimate

Cloud accounts can be cleaned up in a few clicks

Cloud accounts can be disabled or quarantined by managers and admins

RBAC-based access to limit regions and services to compliant regions and services for each user and organization

Compute instances number limit can be enforced

Storage Size limit can be enforced on object storages, file storages, block storages and block snapshots

Spot Usage can be restricted

Spot Management and safeguarding

Email notifications to individual users and admins for warnings and critical events

Cloud accounts get automatically disabled if keys get compromised or in case of an abuse

Automatic handling of abuse reports on all accounts

•  Users and their managers are automatically notified, access keys are automatically reset

Immediate reset of any compromised access keys signaled by cloud provider

Regular reset of cloud access keys on all cloud accounts

Auto-stop idle compute instances

•  The idle timeout can be customized

Auditing of all users actions

Auditing of all cloud accounts actions