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From $87.5K to $7K monthly spend in 6 months
With Lambda, you pay only for the milliseconds your code executes. There are no charges when code is not running. This eliminated the cost of idle compute resources, which is the biggest source of waste in traditional architectures.
Our AWS Bill is Unpredictable and Scary
We're Throwing Money at Idle Resources
Our Team Spends Too Much Time on DevOps, Not Our Product
We're Stuck in a Monolithic Architecture
The Cloud Cost Conversation is a Black Box
The bill fluctuates wildly month-to-month, making financial forecasting a nightmare. CEOs and CFOs lose sleep.
Development, staging, and test environments run 24/7 but are used only 40 hours a week. Production servers are over-provisioned "just to be safe."
Engineers are busy patching OSes, scaling servers, and managing database clusters instead of building new features.
The application is a giant, intertwined codebase. It's hard to scale, update, and innovate. Scaling one feature means scaling the entire expensive monolith.
Developers who build features don't see the cost implications of their choices. The bill goes to a separate finance department, creating a disconnect.
It's continuous. Establish a culture of cost awareness.
Build momentum with quick savings to justify more complex efforts.
You can't optimize what you can't measure. Use AWS's native tools extensively.
The goal is to get the most value out of every dollar spent, not necessarily to spend the least. Cutting costs in a way that hurts performance or reliability is a failure.
Using Terraform develop code
Code will be deployed by a different team
Network team will work on defining and deploying the firewall
Build VPC The VPC needs to be defined before servers can be built
Paperwork submitted for code has to be reviewed and approved by a lead or pee
Active directory team will do the join using ticketing process