One of the biggest barriers to cloud education is cost. Faculty worry about runaway bills, students run out of trial credits, and institutions hesitate to commit to a single vendor contract. The result? Multi-cloud learning gets reduced to theory, with real practice cut short.
Meghkosh breaks this myth. As an orchestration layer, it provisions dedicated, guardrail-bound accounts across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, or Utho — each scoped to the lab, each automatically cleaned up after use. Students get the full cloud experience, but without risk.
Here's how it works in practice:
- CloudX Canvas lets instructors define exactly which services are needed for a lab.
- CloudX Lab provisions accounts with strict quotas and policies, so only those services can be used.
- CloudX Observe tracks real-time consumption across batches, giving institutions visibility and control.
- At the end, resources are torn down automatically — no forgotten VMs, no lingering costs.
For students, this means learning without fear of overspending. For institutions, it means predictable pricing: approximately $6 per student per lab, inclusive of licensing and cloud usage.
The myth is that multi-cloud education is expensive. The truth is that, with orchestration, it's not about spending more — it's about spending smart. Meghkosh ensures students build real deployments on any cloud, while institutions stay in full control of budgets and outcomes.