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Your company is running several custom applications that were written by developers who are no longer with the company. The applications frequently fail. The DevOps team is paged more for these applications than any others. You propose replacing those applications with several managed services in GCP. A manager who is reviewing your cost estimates for using managed services in GCP notes that the cost of the managed services will be more than what they pay for internal servers. What would you recommend as the next step for the manager?

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Your company is running several custom applications that were written by developers who are no longer with the company. The applications frequently fail. The DevOps team is paged more for these applications than any others. You propose replacing those applications with several managed services in GCP. A manager who is reviewing your cost estimates for using managed services in GCP notes that the cost of the managed services will be more than what they pay for internal servers. What would you recommend as the next step for the manager?






 
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