For cloud costs on AWS, Azure, and GCP
The PDF that cost $1,500 a month and nobody noticed
I audit and optimize cloud spend for SaaS and fintech on AWS, Azure, and GCP. No heroic re-architecture: governance, reserved instances, and what actually moves the bill.
The big savings are almost never in shutting down servers. They're in the spend nobody is looking at because it was always there: logs that pile up, forgotten environments, badly calibrated commitments.
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ISO 27001 Lead Auditor. SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 led end to end.
The pattern
Why your bill grows and you can't explain how
Most waste doesn't come from bad decisions. It comes from decisions nobody ever revisited.
The spend that went invisible
A logging service that started at $200 and today costs $1,500 a month, because it grew without anyone comparing its cost against its value.
Environments nobody uses anymore
Staging, sandboxes, and load tests spun up for a project that ended a year ago, still running and billing by the hour.
Badly calibrated commitments
Reservations bought against a forecast that never materialized, or worse: paying on-demand rates for steady workloads you already knew would be there all year.
Quantified savings, not promises of efficiency
Every finding comes with the savings amount and the effort to implement it. You decide what's worth it and what isn't — with numbers, not adjectives.
Documented savings from a single operational redesign
Countries with managed cloud operations
Years optimizing SaaS platforms in production
Your next bill can already be smaller
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