Cloud Cost Optimization for Growing Teams
Cloud bills creep up quietly. Here are the practical levers we pull to cut infrastructure spend without sacrificing reliability.
EK Ra Sunya Team
EK Ra Sunya Inc.
The bill that grows while you sleep
Cloud spend rarely spikes dramatically. It creeps — an oversized instance here, an orphaned volume there — until one month the invoice makes someone wince. The good news: most of it is recoverable without touching reliability.
The levers that actually move the number
- Right-size before you scale. Most workloads run on instances far larger than they need. Measure real CPU and memory use, then match the machine to it.
- Auto-scale on demand. Pay for peak capacity only at peak, not all day.
- Kill the orphans. Unattached storage, idle load balancers, and forgotten snapshots quietly bill you forever.
- Use the right storage tier. Hot data on fast disks, cold data on cheap archival storage.
- Cache aggressively. A good CDN and cache layer cut both cost and latency at once.
Reliability is not the trade-off
Cost optimization done well makes systems more reliable, not less — auto-scaling absorbs traffic spikes, and removing dead resources shrinks the surface area for failure. The trap is optimizing blindly; the fix is measuring first.
We do this as a service
Our Cloud & DevOps practice audits infrastructure, finds the waste, and sets up the monitoring so the savings stick.
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