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How can your DataOps team anticipate bottlenecks that might occur during a cloud migration? One of the most common issues is version incompatibilities. On prem environments tend to run older instances of applications (vs. newer cloud environments) - which means that your team will need to consider any incompatible code before migrating.

To ensure that jobs are running optimally, DataOps teams need to look at the detailed code. But DataOps teams don’t have the right tools to easily examine problematic code - or a simple path to optimizing it. With Unravel Data, DataOps teams can quickly troubleshoot applications that are throwing errors - all the way down to a specific line of problematic code. All in a single view.

DataOps teams need to understand where costs are going. But the reports provided by cloud vendors aren’t very granular - and they only get the reports after excess costs have been racked up. Unravel allows DataOps teams to understand where costs are going at a detailed level: by user, by service, by department. This information is captured and available as soon as a cluster is detected – allowing DataOps teams to take action and optimize in real time.

DataOps teams need to be able to set budgets at a specific scope - and know if your various teams or departments are tracking to those budgets. But today, most DataOps teams only know that the budget was overrun after it’s too late. With Unravel, establishing and tracking budgets to prevent overruns is easy.

Demo: Unravel Data - Keep DataOps Budgets On Track (Automatically) DataOps teams are paying tremendous amounts of money for cloud instances that were spun up and then forgotten. For larger enterprises, this can equate to millions of dollars in waste. But even for smaller teams, this type of inefficiency is not acceptable. With Unravel, your DataOps team can set a budget/cost threshold (or a time duration), to ensure that you keep your budgets on track. Receive alerts as soon as an instance hits your predefined threshold - instead of discovering it in your monthly bills.