New AWS Service Catalog Connector for ServiceNow supports Budgets integration and FIPS endpoints
Today, AWS announces a new Service Catalog Connector for ServiceNow (version 2.3.3). Administrators now have budget, actual, and forecast spend visibility within the connector. Using Service Catalog Budgets Visibility, administrators can create and associate budgets with portfolios and products to track spend. The new ServiceNow connector also supports FIPS endpoints, enabling enterprises and government entities operating in GovCloud West to use the connector.
Today, AWS announces a new Service Catalog Connector for ServiceNow (version 2.3.3). Administrators now have budget, actual, and forecast spend visibility within the connector. Using Service Catalog Budgets Visibility, administrators can create and associate budgets with portfolios and products to track spend. The new ServiceNow connector also supports FIPS endpoints, enabling enterprises and government entities operating in GovCloud West to use the connector.
Other enhancements in this release include end-user control over StackSet instances, viewing of provisioned product events, and closure of the ServiceNow request items when provisioned products are terminated. The AWS-supplied connector is available in the ServiceNow Store for the London (L), Madrid (M), and New York (N) versions of ServiceNow. This feature is available in all commercial and GovCloud regions where AWS Service Catalog and AWS Budgets are available.
Service Catalog is used by enterprises, system integrators, and managed service providers to organize, govern, and distribute approved applications on AWS. AWS Budgets lets you set custom cost budgets that alert you when your costs exceed, or are forecasted to exceed, your budgeted amount.
Learn more about AWS Service Catalog.