DEROVESTSpend less keeping
your software running.
Server bills grow by accident — a machine left running, a plan nobody downgraded, capacity provisioned for traffic that never arrived. We read the bill line by line, measure what is actually used, and remove the difference in stages.
- No percentage promised before we have seen the bill
- Every change staged with a rollback
- No planned downtime — work is scheduled around your service
- Written findings whether or not you ask us to change anything
What it is
What this actually is.
Nobody decides to overspend on infrastructure. It accumulates: an experiment nobody shut down, a database sized for a launch that went differently, logs retained forever because no one chose a number.
We do not guess at a percentage and we do not promise one. We measure what is used, change one thing at a time, and every step has a rollback so nothing goes dark.
Idle · oversized · duplicated · forgotten — measured, then staged with a rollback
Teams paying more than they need to keep things running
Typical problems we get called about:
- The bill keeps growing and nobody can fully explain why
- You are paying for capacity that was sized for traffic you never got
- Nobody wants to touch the infrastructure in case it breaks
- Machines are running that nobody remembers creating
- You have no baseline, so you cannot tell whether a change helped
What's covered
What's included.
You do not have to take all of it. Most engagements start with one of these and grow only if it makes sense.
Architecture review
How the pieces fit together now, and which parts are costing more than they earn.
Right-sizing
Compute and database capacity matched to measured usage, not to guesswork.
Storage, backup & transfer
Reviewed properly — not just compute, which is where most reviews stop.
Logging & monitoring
Retention and volume chosen deliberately, with the monitoring you actually need kept.
Unused & duplicated resources
Idle, oversized, orphaned and forgotten things, identified and listed.
Committed pricing & deployment
Reserved capacity where it genuinely pays back, and deployment automation so changes are repeatable.
How it works
How the engagement works.
Read the bill line by line
Every charge, what it is for, and who depends on it. You get this written down whether or not we change anything.
Measure what is actually used
Real CPU, memory, storage and transfer over a real period. Right-sizing on guesswork is how outages happen.
Plan the change
What moves, in what order, what the expected saving is, and what the rollback is for each step.
Change in stages
One thing at a time, verified before the next. Work is scheduled so there is no planned downtime, and each step can be reversed.
Verify the saving
The next bill against the original baseline. If a change did not pay, we say so and undo it.
Have something that needs doing?
Describe it in a line or two. You'll get a straight answer about whether we can help and what it would take.