Ansible

Exivity integrates with Ansible to help organizations connect infrastructure automation and orchestration with cost, consumption, and billing processes.

Ansible is widely used to automate the provisioning, configuration, and management of infrastructure and applications. By integrating Ansible with Exivity, organizations can incorporate automation workflows into a broader framework for managing technology consumption and its associated costs.

Data collected or generated through automated processes can be combined with information from public cloud, private cloud, virtualization, containers, storage, and other infrastructure sources. Exivity can then enrich this information with business context such as customers, departments, services, projects, and contracts.

Custom rates and business rules can be applied to translate technical consumption into meaningful financial information for reporting, cost allocation, showback, chargeback, or billing.

This combination is particularly useful for organizations seeking to connect infrastructure operations with FinOps processes and reduce manual effort across complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments.