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Companies just really suck at managing hardware or resources. The bigger and the more consultants they get, the more terrible they get, that's what you come aft
by user5994461 8y ago
Companies just really suck at managing hardware or resources. The bigger and the more consultants they get, the more terrible they get, that's what you come after.
Chances are you will find tens of instances without any naming or tagging, of the more expensive types, created by previous dudes who long left. Thanks to AWS tooling it's easy to identify them, see if they use any resource and either delete or scale down dramatically.
- cik 8y agoIt's not a size thing - it's all companies, and it's about significantly more than just 'finding instances'. The 'finding instances' side of AWS is something we just do for free (AWS, Azure, etc) for our existing customers. Our goal is to provide actual value and do real DevOps work, regardless of whether you're AWS, Azure, GCP, etc. This includes physical, mixed-mode, cloud bursting, and changing constantly. <----- That's what keeps it interesting.