Cloud cost allocation is the process of identifying, quantifying, and assigning costs associated with cloud resources to the appropriate business units, projects, or individuals.

Anomaly detection is a process that involves identifying unusual or unexpected spikes in cloud spent.

Auto Scaling is the process of automatically adjusting the amount of computational resources that a cloud service uses based on its current demand.

Chargeback is the process of attributing the costs of cloud resources to the specific business units, projects, or individuals that use them.

Cloud cost management is the process of managing and optimizing the costs associated with cloud computing.

Cloud cost optimization is the process of reducing cloud costs without compromising performance, security, or business objectives.

Cloud cost forecasting is a critical aspect of cloud cost management. It involves predicting the financial expenditure associated with cloud usage.

Public cloud is a type of cloud computing and the provision of computing resources, including servers, storage, and applications, over the internet by third-party service providers.

Rightsizing is the process of optimizing cloud resources to match the requirements of an organization.