Cloud infrastructure bills can easily increase, making it difficult to keep track of your data usage. If you’re like most people, you probably don’t know how much your subscription costs you month by month, nor do you know when your data limits are exceeded and you start being charged. However, Revisor makes it simple to manage and track your cloud service usage in real time.

Cloud service providers like Amazon, Google, IBM, F5, HP, and many others use Revisor for their cloud operations. It can automatically detect cloud servers, monitors their health, and tells you when to expect your data usage to rise. When data usage is detected, Revisor sends you a notification and sends you a summary of what’s going on with your cloud environment.

For example, if Revisor detects a server running in the “red” state, it sends you a notification to let you know that this server is not healthy. Revisor can detect the reason for this state and will suggest the best solution for that server’s health. It can also notify you of when it detects that a server has been restarted, if that’s the case.

The Revisor API is integrated with many cloud providers so you don’t have to worry about integration challenges. You can choose to only use Revisor for your cloud billing, and you can still receive alerts for when you’re about to hit your data limits.