I will audit your AWS account and reduce your cloud costs
Senior Cloud Engineer
About this Gig
I'm an AWS Certified Solutions Architect with 5+ years in cloud and DevOps. A lot of my recent work has been exactly this going through AWS accounts, finding what's idle or oversized, and turning a confusing bill into a short, clear list of fixes.
Depending on the package, I'll look at your top spending services, EC2 and EKS utilisation, storage that never gets cleaned up, and things running 24x7 that probably shouldn't be. You get estimated savings per item, not vague advice, and I'll flag anything risky so you don't break production chasing a saving.
I can't promise a fixed percentage anyone who does is guessing. What I can promise is an honest, prioritised report based on your actual usage.
Read-only access or a Cost Explorer export is enough. Never share root credentials. Message me with your rough monthly spend and main services before ordering, and I'll tell you which package fits.
Cloud provider:
Google Cloud Platform
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FAQ
How much will I actually save?
It depends on the account. Non-production and older accounts often have 20-40% waste in idle or oversized resources, but I’ll only quote estimates from your real data after the review.
What access do you need from me?
Read-only is enough — a Billing/Cost Explorer read-only IAM role, or a CSV/PDF export you download yourself. No root access, ever.
Will you make the changes in my account too?
The packages are audit and roadmap focused. If you want help implementing the fixes afterwards, message me and we’ll scope it as a custom offer.
My bill is small, under $500/month. Is this worth it?
Basic can still pay for itself if there’s idle waste, but honestly, if spend is tiny and clean, I’ll tell you not to order Premium. Message me first.
Which services do you check?
Usually EC2, EKS/ECS, RDS, S3, ECR, snapshots and data transfer — basically wherever the money is going in your account.
Are you AWS certified?
Yes, Solutions Architect – Associate, plus a few years of hands-on EKS cost work like moving non-prod workloads to Spot.

