Oracle Cloud Optimization
Usage reports, compartment showback, and Compute rightsizing for OCI.
OCI spend is clear in the console — and invisible next to the rest of your cloud bill
Many teams run Oracle Cloud alongside AWS or Azure. Usage reports and Cost Analysis live in a separate console, so finance never gets a single multi-cloud picture, and engineering rarely sees compartment-level accountability next to the other clouds they already optimize.
Normalize OCI into the same FinOps workflows as every other cloud
OptCloud connects via a cross-tenancy IAM policy (admit our hub group — no API keys leave your tenancy), ingests usage reports, and maps spend to compartments and services so Oracle Cloud sits beside AWS, Azure, and GCP in Cost Explorer, budgets, and the FinOps Agent.
What Oracle Cloud teams get with OptCloud
Showback by compartment and service
Usage lines land in the shared cost model with category, service, and region dimensions, so chargeback and budgets work the same way as on AWS and Azure.
Average OCPU utilization 18% over 30 days — downsize shape recommended.
Connect without sharing API signing keys
You write an admit policy that grants OptCloud's published tenancy group read access to usage reports and compartments. Revoke it anytime — trust stays entirely in IAM you control.
Surface idle and oversized Compute
When inventory sync is enabled, OptCloud flags underutilized shapes and idle instances so OCI rightsizing recommendations appear in the same queue as your other clouds.