I like that nOps delivers continuous workload rightsizing at the container level and node-level optimization across Spot, On-Demand, and committed capacity. It helps reduce cloud infrastructure costs and continuously scans accounts to prioritize savings actions, like removing idle snapshots or rightsizing underutilized instances based on implementation effort and risk. It's also very easy to switch to nOps, which I would recommend to everyone.

What I like most is that it makes AWS costs much easier to understand. I can quickly see where the money is going and which service is costing the most. For example, when I saw the costs going up, I could break it down and see EC2 was the biggest part. I also like that it shows possible savings, so you don't only see the problem but also where you can potentially reduce the cost.

The chart widget shows all spending across cloud and AI, making it easier to track expenses effectively.