Configuring Save On Clouds to send email notifications of events is simple. First, navigate to the notifications page of Save On Clouds. Fill in the fields, including the email address where you’d like to receive notifications. Select which events you’d like to receive notifications for. You will now receive an email for each selected event […]
This guide will explain how to set up Save On Clouds to send event notifications to Microsoft Teams. We’ll do this by adding an incoming webhook to your Teams channel and sharing this with Save On Clouds. First, head to the Teams channel you’d like to send Save On Clouds notifications to. Find the ellipsis […]
Using webhooks, you can send notifications to a virtually unlimited number of applications, as long as they support incoming webhooks. Using webhooks you can also initiate automation processes using third-party systems such as Zapier. To integrate Save On Clouds with your platform of choice via a generic webhook, please refer to the documentation of your […]
This guide will explain how to set up SaveOnClouds to send event notifications to PagerDuty. First, select the service in PagerDuty that you want to send notifications to. On the page for this service, select ‘Integrations’. Next, click ‘Add another integration’. Select ‘Events API V2’, then click ‘Add’. On the integrations page, open the drop-down […]
This guide will explain how to set up Save On Clouds to send event notifications to Slack. We’ll do this by creating a Slack App, adding a webhook, and entering this webhook in Save On Clouds. First, head to your Slack Apps page and select ‘Create New App’. Select ‘From Scratch’, enter a name for […]
Using schedules you can stop and start your cloud resources at specific times. After creating a schedule you can attach it to: A single cloud resource such as a virtual machine (e.g. AWS EC2) Creating and Editing Schedules To create a schedule, click on the schedules item in the main menu. This will take you […]
Save On Clouds enables you to take control of your cloud usage and minimize the cost of running a platform on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Platform. At the moment Save On Clouds can help you reduce your costs by optimizing the utilization of the below resource types: Virtual Machines. e.g. AWS EC2 instances. What […]
In order to optimize the utilization of your cloud resources, you will need to connect Save On Clouds to the account you hold with your cloud provider, such as AWS, GCP or Azure. These connections are called “Cloud Accounts”. A cloud account is essentially a set of credentials that you provide to Save On Clouds […]
To connect your AWS account to Save On Clouds, we’re going to use a pre-generated CloudFormation script to create an IAM role which Save On Clouds will use to manage your resources. First, head to the ‘Cloud Accounts’ page in Save On Clouds, and click the ‘+ AWS’ logo. Copy the link to the CloudFormation […]
To connect Save On Clouds to your GCP project, we’re going to create a service account, which Save On Clouds will use to manage the resources in your project. If you have multiple projects, you will require a connection in Save On Clouds for each. Prerequisites To create a service account in GCP, and assign […]