1. Introduction & Overview What is Chargeback? Chargeback is a financial mechanism used in IT and cloud computing to allocate costs of shared resources (e.g., cloud services, infrastructure, or tools) back to the departments, teams, or projects that consume them. In the context of DevSecOps, chargeback ensures accountability for resource usage while integrating cost management … Read more
1. Introduction & Overview What is Cost Allocation? Cost allocation in DevSecOps refers to the process of assigning and tracking financial costs associated with development, security, and operations activities within a software delivery pipeline. It ensures that resources consumed by teams, applications, or services are accurately attributed to specific projects, departments, or business units. This … Read more
1. Introduction & Overview What is Unit Economics? Unit Economics refers to the financial metrics that measure the profitability or cost-effectiveness of a single unit of business activity. In traditional business, this might be the revenue and cost associated with a single customer or product. In the context of DevSecOps, we define a “unit” as … Read more
1. Introduction & Overview What is Cloud Financial Management? Cloud Financial Management (CFM), also known as FinOps or Cloud Cost Management, is the practice of optimizing cloud spending to maximize business value while maintaining operational efficiency. It integrates financial accountability into cloud operations, enabling organizations to monitor, forecast, and optimize costs across dynamic cloud environments. … Read more
1. Introduction & Overview What is FinOps? FinOps, or Cloud Financial Operations, is a framework that blends financial accountability with cloud management to optimize costs while maximizing business value. It fosters collaboration among finance, engineering, and business teams, ensuring transparency and data-driven decisions in cloud spending. History or Background FinOps emerged with the rise of … Read more
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