Zoltán Guth, CTO of Rabbit shares the team’s findings and experiences with our customers on how to identify cost-saving opportunities at the service level.

Zoltán Guth, CTO of Rabbit shares the team’s findings and experiences with our customers on how to identify cost-saving opportunities at the service level.

Did you know that AMD-based machine series on Google Cloud are not only more cost-effective but also offer better performance? Read on for the details of why you should consider making the switch.

Our team attended the first three stops of the Google Cloud Summits DACH. Thank you for stopping by our booth and for the amazing conversations!

When migrating your data warehouse to GCP, you will inevitably face some of the common pitfalls of the cloud, alongside the usual difficulties of a migration project. Instead of trying to catch up with these issues after the fact, it is critical to have the right support during the migration process itself. Read a true story.

Our team attended the first three stops of the Google Cloud Summits DACH. Thank you for stopping by our booth and for the amazing conversations!

In a specific case, Rabbit saves $8,249 on a customer’s Google Compute Engine costs, compared to Google Recommender saving $2,413: that’s 3.4 times more. This striking difference is caused by the overly cautious Google Recommender, and also their strange assumptions about what may be acceptable for your workloads. Read on to see how and why Rabbit can offer significantly better outcomes.

Compute Engine is pretty much the bread and butter of Google Cloud Platform, and Rabbit now offers enhanced support for it.

Imagine that managing your cloud bill feels as natural as chatting with the best software architect in your company that knows every little corner of your complex cloud infrastructure. That is the future we are building at Rabbit.

Singapore, 5 April — Rabbit today announced that it has successfully achieved Google Cloud Ready - BigQuery Designation.

Rabbit is a Cloud FinOps platform that unites a decade of cloud consultation experience in an automated tool to ensure cloud budgets deliver the highest business value

Google introduced the general availability of Dataflow streaming committed use discounts (CUDs), providing a new way for you to save money on a key driver of your streaming costs: streaming compute.

As we have built the CUD feature for Rabbit we have collected best practices and key considerations. This is where we summarize them here

We are happy to announce Rabbit Startup Program! We would like to help and accelerate the growth of startups in a cost conscious way to maximize the ROI of the cloud in the hypergrowth phase

Rabbit is a Cloud FinOps platform that unites a decade of cloud consultation experience in an automated tool to ensure cloud budgets deliver the highest business value

Aliz, the parent company of Rabbit is attending Google Cloud Next in 2023! Come and say hello to us at our booth

Discover Rabbit on Google Marketplace, the ultimate cloud cost management and optimization platform. Gain transparency into your cloud expenses, receive intelligent optimization recommendations, and...

To start with BigQuery Editions: Set up a GCP project, select a region, choose required features, set slot reservations with idle sharing, consider commitments for baseline slots, and use Rabbit planner for instant...

By using Rabbit, Bitrise was able to optimize its data use and cloud spending. Besides significant cost savings, the company was also able to improve performance and get the whole team involved in rationalizing data use. In the process, the company shared its...

Rabbit is a cloud cost optimization and cloud cost management platform. Our vision is to bring cost transparency to companies and help them maximize their cloud spend by maximizing the business value they get from...

We’re happy to introduce Rabbit’s new functionality to optimize BigQuery use, one of the major cost drivers for cloud-mature companies!

With the soft launch of Rabbit, Aliz’s very own FinOps tool, we’re now taking a look at the origins, use, and value of this novel concept. Welcome to Part 1 of our series on FinOps!