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Case Study How to Use CloudFront Cost Analyzer to Track the Data Transfer Costs Incurred

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Amazon CloudFront was the preferred Content Distribution Network of a client who's core competency was video streaming. He used Cloudlytics Cost Analyzer to understand the data costs incurred with reference to the data transferred and thus in turn use these insights to forecast the data costs for the next time interval.

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Page 1: How to use CloudFront Cost Analyzer to Track Data Transfer Costs

Case Study

How to Use CloudFront Cost

Analyzer to Track the Data

Transfer Costs Incurred

Page 2: How to use CloudFront Cost Analyzer to Track Data Transfer Costs

About the Client

Bengaluru based Video Streaming

Company

– Services include –

• Video clips

• Trailers

• TV shows

• TV channels

• Mobile TV

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Challenges

Major Challenges were to –

– Track the data transfer-out costs

– Track the total amount of data

transferred

– Understand user access patterns of

unique visitors globally

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Why Cloudlytics ?

CloudFront Cost Analyzer –

– Calculates day-to-day CloudFront costs

– Provides detailed reports on –

• data transferred

• requests served

• data & request costs

– Recognize user access patterns with

reference to geographies

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Customer’s Benefits?

The Customer could –

– Understand data transferred and distributed w.r.t edge locations & AWS Regions

– Understand user access patterns of the entertainment content

– Get a comprehensive report of data costs incurred through data transfer

– Verify the actual costs incurred & track the overall expense

– Get insights for its management team to forecast data costs for the next time interval