Features

Last updated: Nov 26, 2024

CloudRunr v1.0.0: Features

1. Support for On-Premises / Datacenter usage to be uploaded from VMware export (RVTools) or as excel template
2. EC2 (AWS), Virtual Machines (Azure) and Compute Engine (Google Cloud) mapping and cost comparison
3. On Demand usage and Spot Usage (AWS, Azure and Google Cloud) mapping and cost comparison
4. Compute Savings Plans (AWS), Compute Savings Plans (Azure) and Flex Committed Use Discounts (CUDs) on GCP mapping and cost comparison
5. Reserved Instances (AWS), Reserved Instances (Azure) and Committed Use Discount (CUDs) on Google Cloud Cost comparisons.
6. S3 (Bytes-Stored) and EBS (GB-mo) mapping and cost comparison

Limitations

1. Compute Savings Plans are supported for Linux usage only currently. If your usage includes Compute Savings Plans applied on Windows Instances, please contact us for support
2. Compute Savings Plans are supported for Standard CSPs, not convertible CSPs. If your usage includes Compute Savings Plans that are convertible, please contact us for support
3. GPU instances: Instance usage that require GPU mapping is not supported. CloudRunr will provide instances on other clouds with the closest number of vCPUs, Mem. The GPU pricing may not be included (e.g. in Google Cloud where GPUs are attached to regular instances). Please refer to the comments in the mapped instances.
4. Prices and Cloud services are as of cut-off date mentioned in the comparison report. Any new instances launched or pricing changes since that date may not be reflected in the report.
5. Pricing is supported for only two OSes ('Linux' and 'Windows'). Other Operating systems usage such as SUSE, RHEL etc. are not supported.
6. EC2 instance usage covered in Preview or discounted offers of AWS will not be covered. (Their actual OD cost will be considered).
7. For block storage, S3 (Bytes-Stored) is the only item that is mapped and calculated against other Cloud services. Other usage items such as PUTs/GETs etc. are considered on parity with other Clouds.
8. For disk storage, EBS (GB-mo) is the only item that is mapped and calculated against other Cloud services. Other usage items such as IOPS etc. are considered on parity with other Clouds.