About the service
I cut cloud bills without touching what keeps your business running. In most invoices I open, 25-45 percent is waste: oversized instances running at single-digit CPU, volumes on machines nobody launched for months, snapshots that outlived their retention policy, load balancers pointing nowhere, and NAT gateways silently charging for traffic that the routing table should have handled free. I break it all down line by line, tie each dollar to a specific workload and deliver a plan where every cut has an owner and a rollback path.
Work starts with tagging and transparency: you can't optimize what you can't assign to an owner. I set a tagging standard, monitor compliance and build dashboards that split costs by team, environment and service — a spike shows up the same day, not at month end. Next come real cuts: tuning compute and databases to actual load curves, planning reserved instances and savings plans against commitments you'll actually use, moving resilient batch and CI jobs to spot with soft rollback, lifecycle rules for cold storage. I put budgets and anomaly alerts last, so the savings stick after I'm gone.
I work with AWS, GCP and Azure. Each recommendation comes with measured savings, risk and the exact change, so your engineers approve it in minutes and you keep the report either way.
— Full expense audit with garbage and idle resource inventory
— Rightsizing plus reserved and spot capacity planning
— Tagging standard, budgets and anomaly dashboards
Work starts with tagging and transparency: you can't optimize what you can't assign to an owner. I set a tagging standard, monitor compliance and build dashboards that split costs by team, environment and service — a spike shows up the same day, not at month end. Next come real cuts: tuning compute and databases to actual load curves, planning reserved instances and savings plans against commitments you'll actually use, moving resilient batch and CI jobs to spot with soft rollback, lifecycle rules for cold storage. I put budgets and anomaly alerts last, so the savings stick after I'm gone.
I work with AWS, GCP and Azure. Each recommendation comes with measured savings, risk and the exact change, so your engineers approve it in minutes and you keep the report either way.
— Full expense audit with garbage and idle resource inventory
— Rightsizing plus reserved and spot capacity planning
— Tagging standard, budgets and anomaly dashboards
