What the cloud audit covers
This is a focused cleanup review, not full-time cloud operations. The goal is to identify practical fixes your team can approve and implement quickly.
- Idle or underused compute, storage, IP, snapshot, and database resources.
- Obvious rightsizing and cleanup opportunities based on visible usage and spend.
- IAM users, roles, keys, groups, and permissions that appear unused or over-permissive.
- Missing budgets, alerts, tagging gaps, and basic cost guardrails.
- Security group, network exposure, and baseline configuration issues visible in the scoped review.
- Prioritized action plan with risk, effort, owner, and savings estimate where relevant.
Find obvious waste before it turns into another recurring budget line.
Review identities, keys, roles, and permissions that may no longer be needed.
Check whether budgets, alerts, and basic controls are present.
Approved cleanup can be handled as a separate fixed-fee project.
Need a practical cloud cleanup list?
The scope check confirms provider, account count, access method, and whether the review should focus more on spend, access, or control gaps.
Book a 15-minute scope check