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Benchmark helps you run an automated cloud assessment across the provider you use with OpenOps. You choose your connection, scope, and which cost and efficiency checks to include. OpenOps automatically creates the workflows, runs them, and collects findings so you can prioritize savings and cleanup in one place.

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What you get

  • A library of checks tuned to your selected provider - for example utilization and waste, rightsizing, and savings across compute, storage, databases, and related services.
  • A benchmark report in Analytics so you can review KPIs and trends.

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Running a benchmark

  1. Click Run a Benchmark on the OpenOps home page to start.
  2. Select your cloud provider. If you have no connection yet, create one when prompted. Benchmark wizard — select cloud provider
  3. Choose the connection the benchmark should use. Benchmark wizard — choose connection
For AWS, OpenOps must be able to assume a role that includes the read-only permissions defined in the Benchmark CloudFormation stack. Use the link beside this step in the wizard to open the stack details. If that role is missing or incomplete, benchmark workflows can fail. For installation steps and templates, see AWS CloudFormation role stacks.
  1. Select accounts or subscriptions and regions to include. Benchmark wizard — accounts and regions
  2. Choose the benchmark workflows that correspond to the cost and efficiency checks you want this run to perform. Benchmark wizard — select workflows
  3. Click Run to execute the benchmark.
  4. When the run completes, open the benchmark report from the link in the wizard.

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Benchmark report

After a successful run, the benchmark report is built from benchmark opportunities and cost data from your chosen cloud provider. You will see:
  • Summary metrics: For example estimated monthly savings from open opportunities, total opportunity count, a unified cost efficiency metric (savings versus monthly cost context), and monthly amortized cost over time.
  • Top opportunities to address: A ranked view you can use to focus on the largest items first.
  • Breakdown of savings: Charts such as savings by service, by region, and by account so you can see where optimization potential clusters.
Charts are cross-linked: Choose a service, region, or account in one chart to filter the rest of the dashboard. A short note on the dashboard reminds you that you can filter using those dimensions.

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Support

Feel free to join our Slack community if you have any questions or need help with your installation.