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On February 26, 2019, the FinOps Foundation was publicly launched on a webinar hosted by a committed group of enthusiasts managing cloud cost and usage, and viewed by dozens of people around the world. The first edition of Cloud FinOps was published later that year. And like the cloud, FinOps does not stand still.
On February 26, 2019, the FinOps Foundation was publicly launched on a webinar hosted by a committed group of enthusiasts managing cloud cost and usage, and viewed by dozens of people around the world. The first edition of Cloud FinOps was published later that year. And like the cloud, FinOps does not stand still.
Key Insight: The FinOps Foundation’s Technical Advisory Council has approved an updated definition of FinOps. Over the next few months, other changes to the FinOps Framework will follow. The first edition of Cloud FinOps was published later that year. And like the cloud, FinOps does not stand still.
The Cloud FinOps community has grown exponentially since the launch of the FinOps Foundation in 2019. The Cloud FinOps community has grown exponentially since the launch of the FinOps Foundation in 2019. The FinOps Framework has created consistency in terminology, practices, and approaches that benefit this interaction.
What Is FinOps? FinOps, or Financial Operations, is an operational framework for deriving maximal value from cloud computing, while providing the data necessary for strategic decision making, and encouraging financialaccountability for the use of cloud resources.
What Is FinOps? FinOps is a framework and organizational paradigm which aims to increase the business value of cloud investments. It provides the data needed for informed decision making and encourages financialaccountability via collaboration between technical roles, finance, and business teams.
Visibility is the foundation of every FinOps process and the starting point covered in the inform phase of the FinOps framework. Knowing who is spending what, where, and why is essential to understanding spending patterns and establishing financialaccountability within an organization. Through cloud cost allocation!
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