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How SeatGeek Decoded Its AWS Bill and Measured Cost Per Customer

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Guide: How To Overcome Tagging And Accelerate Cloud Cost Allocation

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Understanding Your AWS Bill: A Guide For Finance

If you’re a finance leader or financial analyst at a company that develops software (not necessarily one that’s always classified as a “tech” company), you may have found yourself confused by bills for Amazon Web Services (AWS) or other public cloud services. So, your typical first step may be to consult engineering with questions on why the bill is so variable on a month-to-month basis.

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