DevOps & Cloud

You're paying for AWS capacity you're not using — and it compounds every month

We identify wasted AWS spend, right-size your resources, architect Reserved Instance and Savings Plan strategies, and implement FinOps processes that prevent waste from returning.

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The challenges you're facing

AWS bill growing 15–20% month-over-month with no clear understanding of what's driving the increase

Oversized EC2 instances and RDS running at under 10% utilisation paying for capacity never used

No tagging strategy or cost allocation, making it impossible to understand which teams or products are spending what

Reduce AWS Spend 20–45% with Expert Cost Optimisation

We perform a detailed AWS cost analysis using Cost Explorer, Trusted Advisor, Compute Optimiser, and manual review of your architecture. We identify waste across compute (idle/oversized EC2), database (oversized RDS, unattached EBS), storage (S3 intelligent tiering opportunities, lifecycle policies), networking (data transfer, unused NAT gateways), and services. We then implement changes and governance processes that sustain savings.

What you get

1

AWS Cost Audit

Analyse 3–6 months of Cost Explorer data, identify top spend by service, and map waste patterns across accounts.

2

Resource Right-Sizing

EC2, RDS, ElastiCache, and Lambda right-sizing with performance impact assessment before any changes.

3

Commitment Strategy

Analyse Reserved Instance and Savings Plan opportunities with ROI calculations and purchasing recommendations.

4

FinOps Governance Setup

Implement tagging strategy, cost allocation, budget alerts, and monthly cost review cadence.

Technologies & tools

AWS Cost ExplorerAWS Compute OptimiserAWS Trusted AdvisorCloudHealthSpot.ioTerraformAWS ConfigCloudWatch

Case study — anonymised

SaaS Platform — $180K/month AWS spend

Before

AWS bill at $180K/month with 40% MoM growth. No tagging, no Reserved Instances. Compute Optimiser showing 70 EC2 instances oversized. 3 unused NAT gateways at $900/month.

After

Right-sized 70 EC2 instances, implemented 1-year Savings Plans for stable workloads, removed unused resources, deployed tagging and cost allocation.

AWS bill reduced from $180K to $104K/month (42% reduction), Savings Plans paying back in 8 months, FinOps processes preventing regression

Further reading

FinOps 101: Building a Cloud Cost Culture

A cost audit finds the waste that's already there. FinOps is what stops it from coming back six months later.

Kubernetes Cost Optimization Checklist

A Kubernetes bill doesn't show you which pod is oversized. It just shows you the total — which is exactly why the waste tends to hide in plain sight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from enterprise and mid-market teams across India and internationally.

How do you find AWS cost savings without affecting performance?
We start by right-sizing resources running below 20% utilisation — these almost always have headroom for reduction without any performance impact. We use CloudWatch metrics and Compute Optimiser data to validate utilisation patterns before recommending changes, and we always test in staging or during low-traffic periods.
What is the typical AWS savings potential?
Most organisations we work with achieve 20–45% savings depending on their starting state. The most common wastes we find: oversized instances (20–30% savings), unused Reserved Instance and Savings Plan coverage (10–20% savings), idle resources (5–15% savings), and data transfer optimisation (5–10% savings).
Should we use Reserved Instances or Savings Plans?
For stable, predictable workloads: Compute Savings Plans give 66% discount with flexibility across instance families and regions — usually the best choice. For specific EC2 instance commitments: Standard Reserved Instances give up to 72% off with maximum savings. We model your workload patterns and recommend the optimal commitment mix.
How do you implement FinOps without slowing down engineering?
FinOps done wrong is a bureaucratic tax on engineering. Done right, it's guardrails that prevent expensive mistakes without slowing delivery. We implement: automated cost anomaly alerts (so overruns are caught immediately), required tagging enforced in CI/CD, team-level cost dashboards (visibility, not approval), and monthly cost review as a 30-minute standing meeting.

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