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Take Control of Azure Costs at Scale
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30%
36 hrs
$2M+
12+
Connect Azure without changing how you run it
OneLens reads Azure billing and resource data through a lightweight connection, with nothing to deploy for the core integration and access scoped to the data OneLens needs.
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Break Azure cost down to the resources that create it
Measure cost per container and remove capacity that is not doing useful work
Look past the cluster total to node pools, VM SKUs, autoscaler settings and pod requests. Bring compute, disk, IP and container logging costs together across namespaces, teams and environments.
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Trace log ingestion to its source and cut what nobody queries
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Find data that can move to a cooler tier or lifecycle policy
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Trace egress, inter-region and peering charges to their traffic
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Size reservations from usage history before you commit
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Get full value from the Windows, SQL Server and RHEL or SLES licenses you own
See which eligible resources already use Hybrid Benefit, compare bring-your-own-license cost with license-included pricing per resource, and stack license savings with compute commitments.
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Connect every Azure dollar to a resource, a usage pattern and an owner
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Give every workload a cost
Allocate Azure spend across subscriptions, resource groups, teams, projects and AKS namespaces, including shared infrastructure.
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Optimize based on real usage
Combine cost with utilization, configuration and historical demand to judge rightsizing, scaling, licensing and commitment opportunities.
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Turn spend into a business metric
Track cost per customer, feature, tenant, workload or any unit your business defines, to see whether cost grows in line with value.
Turn cost signals into work that gets done
Move from identifying a cost issue to assigning ownership, routing the right action, and keeping spend against plan.
Tickets
Create policy-driven tickets with the affected resource, recommended action and potential savings, so the owner has the context needed to act.
Workflows
Route cost anomalies, policy violations and ticket events into Slack, Jira, ServiceNow and the workflows your teams already use.
Budgets
Track actual and projected spend against configured budget thresholds, and alert owners when spend is approaching or expected to exceed them.
Manage Azure at infrastructure depth
Other integrations
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OneLens combines Azure billing, usage and resource data for Virtual Machines and scale sets, AKS, databases, Blob Storage, networking and Log Analytics. Teams can then trace spend to the resources behind it and act on rightsizing, scaling, licensing and commitment opportunities.
A lightweight Helm agent pairs in-cluster telemetry with Azure billing data, so OneLens measures cost per container rather than estimating it per cluster. AKS-specific policies then check idle nodes, spot and system pools, autoscaler and HPA settings, pod requests, released volumes, NAT gateway IPs and container log ingestion.
Yes. OneLens shows which eligible resources use Hybrid Benefit across Windows Server, SQL Server and RHEL or SLES, and compares bring-your-own-license cost with license-included pricing for each resource. It also shows where Hybrid Benefit can stack with compute commitments.
Allocation can follow subscriptions, resource groups, business hierarchies, virtual tags and usage-based rules, and AKS allocation extends to namespaces and workloads. Shared infrastructure is split by usage rather than left unassigned, so allocation does not depend on perfect tags.
Azure Cost Management reports and charts spend. OneLens adds resource and workload context, allocation across business dimensions, and policy-driven tickets and workflows, so findings reach an owner rather than staying in a report.
Many cost tools report Azure spend and list recommendations, then leave the follow-up to your teams. OneLens measures AKS cost per container, covers Azure-specific levers such as Hybrid Benefit and Log Analytics ingestion, and turns each finding into a ticket with an owner, a recommended change and the potential savings. The same cost model also covers AWS, GCP, OCI, Kubernetes and AI spend, so Azure is never managed in isolation.
Yes. OneLens tracks actual spend against budgets, projects month-end spend, and shows which resources are driving a projected overrun rather than presenting an unexplained number.
OneLens manages AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI in one cost model, along with Kubernetes, GPU infrastructure, LLM and AI spend, data platforms such as Snowflake and Databricks, and observability costs.
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