SpotMax provides a comprehensive solution for cloud cost optimization to help enterprises improve the efficiency of cloud infrastructure and save up to 90% of cloud cost.
SpotMax provides a comprehensive solution for cloud cost optimization to help enterprises improve the efficiency of cloud infrastructure and save up to 90% of cloud cost.
With a series of products and solutions developed based on cloud-native technology, SpotMax can help enterprise developers optimize the software architecture to adapt to the elasticity and scalability of the cloud infrastructure, resulting in cloud efficiency improvement. SpotMax can also make the most of Spot instances and greatly save cloud costs through comprehensive analysis of global historical data and local online data, while ensuring stability. Based on Mobvista's cloud practices, SpotMax has passed the large-scale feasibility verification of hundreds of billions of daily ad requests, and has successfully managed different types of online systems, with more than 50,000 vCPUs of Spot instances managed worldwide.
Managed Instances provide a way to achieve the same functionality, on Spot instances. This provides the benefit of significant cost savings, while the downside of Spot Instances, namely Spot interruptions, are mitigated through the use of advanced persistence features.
With Managed Instance it is possible to maintain state (i.e Root and Block Device Volume data, Network Interfaces) across varying instance types, sizes, pricing models (Spot, RI, On-Demand), even across different Availability Zones.
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Spotmax SaaS uses a single usage-based pricing dimension. You pay an hourly rate for each core (vCPU) of the bidding instances that Spotmax manages. Your cost scales directly with the number of managed cores and the hours they run. More cores or longer runtime means higher total charges, while fewer managed cores lower your bill. There are no tiers or fixed commitments to choose between. The service manages bidding instances to help reduce cloud infrastructure spend, and billing tracks the actual capacity it runs on your behalf.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one core (vCPU) for hourly billing?
You are charged for each virtual CPU core on the bidding instances that Spotmax manages. A four-core instance counts as four cores. Billing multiplies the managed core count by the hours those instances run.
Am I charged when managed instances are stopped or terminated?
Charges track the running time of the bidding instances Spotmax manages. Cores accrue hourly charges only while the instances run. When Spotmax reduces or stops instances, those cores stop adding to your bill. Underlying AWS resource fees are separate.
What are bidding instances, and how does managing them affect my cost?
Bidding instances are lower-cost compute capacity that Spotmax provisions and manages to run your workloads. You pay the hourly per-core rate for the capacity Spotmax runs. Your total cost scales with how many cores it manages and how long they run.
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Good foundation for workforce management in retail
Reviewed on Aug 30, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I have benefited from Mobista’s centralized scheduling since it has made it easy for my retail store. Since all the employee schedules and tasks are available at one platform it helps me control my workforce and the most important, have them covered during the busy hours.
What do you dislike about the product?
I have found that Mobista lacks comprehensive reporting features. I am unable to follow unique figures of sales, or evaluate patterns of how clients responsible for the tasks interact.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
My In-store workforce management has become easy due to the given Mobista. The centralized schedule as well as the mobile interface help me a lot and reduce the number of misunderstandings.