CloudBolt Software, a leader in cloud cost optimization and hybrid cloud management, has signed a multi-year Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—formalizing and expanding the companies’ collaboration to help enterprises improve how they build, manage, and optimize workloads on AWS.
This move enhances operational efficiency, governance, and agility across hybrid and multi-cloud operations, according to the vendors.
Through this multi-year agreement, CloudBolt will strengthen collaboration with AWS across sales and leadership teams.
CloudBolt participates in the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, a co-sell program for AWS Partners that provides software solutions that run on or integrate with AWS.
The collaboration extends from cloud to container services, where CloudBolt’s StormForge technology complements AWS by intelligently rightsizing Kubernetes clusters to improve performance and efficiency at scale.
Streamlined procurement via AWS Marketplace makes it easier for customers to adopt and scale CloudBolt as needs grow, the vendors said.
What customers can expect from the collaboration:
- Faster time from cloud insight to action across AWS environments
- Continuous optimization to reduce waste and improve efficiency
- Smarter Kubernetes efficiency at scale via StormForge’s intelligent rightsizing
- Easier adoption and scaling via AWS Marketplace
“This SCA deepens our collaboration with AWS to help teams build faster, operate with stronger governance, and optimize at scale across both traditional and containerized workloads,” said Brendan Dolan, chief financial officer at CloudBolt Software. “We’re focused on practical improvements that simplify operations and improve efficiency.”
The agreement aligns CloudBolt’s roadmap with emerging enterprise priorities such as AI-driven automation and infrastructure modernization and underscores the value of CloudBolt to provide flexibility and unlock greater operational benefits for customers across industries, the company said.
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