How BMW Group detects cost anomalies across 14,000 cloud accounts
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BMW Group operates CLEA, a FinOps platform monitoring more than 14,000 cloud accounts. This post shows how BMW added automated daily cost anomaly detection, moving from reactive dashboards to proactive alerts using Prophet forecasting, AWS Step Functions, and a serverless pipeline that processes every account for about $50 per month.
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