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See where your Azure spend goes, what to fix first and what each fix saves
- Spend down 23% €50K → €39K a month in effective cost, Aug to Sep.
- €14K a month saved Full-month rate of the changes made 2–12 Sep.
- Nearly 2× the saving Fix first, then commit: €22K a month, €8K still open. Commit alone: €12K.
- Owners for 93% of spend Cost centre tagged or inferred. Up from 68%.
Monthly effective cost: commitments spread over their term. How the figures reconcile
- Spend. Effective €50K → €39K a month; billed €50K → €42K.
- Saved. €14K a month at full-month rate; September's bill shows part.
- Open. €8K more, found and priced across 11 items, not yet changed.
- Fix first, then commit. €22K a month (€14K realised, €8K open). Commit alone: €12K, on oversized capacity for three years.
- Ownership. Cost centre tagged or inferred: 68% → 93% of spend.
- Realised
- Saving is in the bill
- Open
- Priced, not yet changed
- Ongoing
- Happening now
- Feature
- No saving claimed
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A demo estate from €50K to €39K a month
Whole estate
€50K → €39K
- Five Azure sources, read-only
What the video says
- Finding: €50K → €39K a month in effective cost. September invoice: €42K.
- Five Azure sources, read-only. Infralign cannot change your Azure.
- Virtual machines fell most (−€8K), then Cosmos DB (−€1.3K).
- A data pipeline flagged as an anomaly: €76 a day against ≈ €1.
- Reports open on the answer; every action has an owner and a due date.
- The estate map prices three network items at €694 a month to save.
- Ask in plain English; open the one query behind the answer.
- Missing owners inferred, with evidence: 68% → 93% of spend.
- Before and after: −€11K effective cost, Aug → Sep. Changes landed 2–12 Sep, so September shows part.
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