See and forecast your cloud spend
Cloud accounts now show daily costs, service totals, billing coverage and projections in each original currency. New connections include earlier charges from the current month. Missing billing days remain unknown, and failed refreshes keep the previous observation’s timestamp visible.
Connect AWS with an account ID and a prefilled approval page; Nodus saves the role details and verifies access automatically. Connect GCP by signing in with Google and picking your projects. No project IDs or service account keys need to be copied. Retrying setup resumes the existing connection. GCP inventory can load before its billing export is configured, and billing reads include only the selected projects.
Compare a workload’s current cost with a live Nodus estimate, including startup and shutdown, without starting compute. You supply the equivalent workload cost, runtime and additional migration costs; the comparison shows when Nodus would cost more as well as when it may save money.
Enroll an observed cloud instance into a private pool from its inventory row, then open a job with that pool
selected. Connecting or enrolling a cloud account does not offer its capacity to other customers.
The host installer checks runtime and GPU prerequisites before using its enrollment token; --check runs the
preflight without enrolling or changing the host.