Here's what's draining your budget

Most companies are overspending on cloud infrastructure without realizing it. Through our assessments, we consistently see the same patterns of waste across different organizations. Here are the 4 most common issues we identify:

The "Ghost Town" Problem

You spin up servers for a project. Project ends. Servers keep running. Forever. We found one client paying $8,000/month for servers that hadn't been touched in 18 months. The developer who made them? He quit a year ago.

Why this matters:

Hidden costs accumulate silently through unused instances, over-provisioned resources, and inefficient data transfer. These expenses often go unnoticed until they represent 30-50% of your total cloud spend.

The "Monster Truck for Groceries" Problem

Your app needs a Honda Civic. But your infrastructure guy? He built you a monster truck. Because 'what if we go viral?' Spoiler: You didn't. But you're still paying monster truck prices.

Why this matters:

Performance bottlenecks create cascading effects: slower applications lead to user frustration, increased bounce rates, and ultimately lost revenue. Every 100ms of delay can cost 1% in conversions.

The "Swiss Cheese Security" Problem

Your infrastructure has more holes than a golf course. And you're one breach away from a 7-figure lawsuit. We've seen companies lose everything because they thought security was 'someone else's job.'

Why this matters:

Security gaps expose your organization to data breaches, compliance violations, and reputational damage. The average cost of a data breach is $4.45M, with regulatory fines adding millions more.

The "House of Cards" Problem

Your system works... until it doesn't. Then everything crashes. Your customers leave. Your team panics. And you're frantically throwing money at the problem at 3 AM.

Why this matters:

Scalability issues become critical during peak demand periods. When infrastructure can't handle growth, you face downtime, lost sales, and damaged customer relationships during your most important moments.

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Typical savings: $50K-200K annually
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5/5

Aegas helped us identify $24K in monthly savings through their infrastructure analysis. The ROI was immediate and the process was seamless.

Mike T.

CTO

Technology Company

5/5

Their comprehensive analysis revealed performance bottlenecks we didn't even know existed. Our application speed improved by 60%.

Sarah K.

DevOps Lead

DeFi Startup

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The security assessment was eye-opening. We fixed critical vulnerabilities and achieved SOC 2 compliance within 3 months.

Lou R.

VP Engineering

Defi startup

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COST OPTIMIZATION ANALYSIS

PERFORMANCE AUDIT & TUNING

COST OPTIMIZATION ANALYSIS

Identify and eliminate unnecessary cloud spending, optimize resource allocation, and implement cost-saving strategies that save you thousands monthly.

Our proven 3-step process delivers actionable insights and measurable results.

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    1. Infrastructure Discovery

    We start by mapping your entire infrastructure landscape, including cloud resources, on-premises systems, and hybrid configurations. This comprehensive discovery phase ensures we capture all components for analysis.

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    2. Data Collection & Analysis

    Our tools collect performance metrics, cost data, and usage patterns over a 30-day period. We analyze this data using advanced analytics to identify optimization opportunities and potential issues.

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    3. Recommendation Development

    Based on our analysis, we develop prioritized recommendations with estimated cost savings and implementation effort. Each recommendation includes detailed implementation steps and expected outcomes.

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Here's what happens next:

You click the button. We audit your infrastructure. You save money. It's that simple.

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