Using Generative AI to Analyze and Optimize Cloud Spend

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1. Introduction.mp4

02:20

2. Identify AI Tools that Assist in Cost Analysis.mp4

02:16

3. First Look at Gen AI Tools.mp4

02:22

4. Analyzing Cloud Spend with Gen AI.mp4

04:37

5. Implement Cost Optimization Strategies from Gen AI Insigh.mp4

03:39

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Description

No one wants to pay for infrastructure they don't use and finding inefficiencies can be a time consuming process. This course will teach you how to use Generative AI tools to analyze and optimize your cloud spend and minimize time spent on this task.

What You'll Learn?

Inefficiencies in cloud spend can result in paying for services and infrastructure you don’t need. The promise of the cloud is to be more efficient with deployed infrastructure.

In this course, Using Generative AI to Analyze and Optimize Cloud Spend, you’ll learn to analyze your cloud spending and implement cost optimization while saving your time and gaining new insights by using Generative AI. First, you’ll explore how to analyze cloud spending patterns using AI. Next, you’ll discover some AI tools that assist in cost analysis. Finally, you’ll learn how to implement cost optimization strategies based on AI insights.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to analyze and optimize cloud spend using Generative AI. This will allow you to discover and mitigate cost inefficiencies in cloud services using the least amount of your time.

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