Aws Cost Cleanup
CheckedProvides AWS guidance and assistance for deploying and managing cloud infrastructure.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill helps identify and remove unused or underutilized AWS resources to reduce cloud spending. It can analyze cost data, pinpoint idle instances, old snapshots, and other potential waste, then generate cleanup plans or execute automated removal actions. The goal is to optimize your AWS environment for both performance and cost efficiency.
When to use it
- Unexpectedly high AWS bills: Use the skill to investigate spikes in spending and identify the root causes.
- Project completion/termination: Automatically clean up resources associated with a finished project to avoid ongoing costs.
- Regular cost optimization reviews: Schedule periodic scans to proactively identify and eliminate unnecessary expenses.
- Dev/Test environment cleanup: Ensure development and testing environments are properly cleaned after use, preventing resource accumulation.
Key capabilities
- Cost data analysis
- Identification of idle resources (instances, snapshots)
- Cleanup plan generation
- Automated resource removal
Example prompts
- "Find all unused EBS volumes in the us-east-1 region."
- "Generate a cleanup plan for EC2 instances that haven't been accessed in 30 days."
- "Delete any snapshots older than 7 days in my account."
Tips & gotchas
- Requires appropriate AWS credentials with sufficient permissions to access and modify resources.
- Review generated cleanup plans carefully before execution to avoid accidental data loss.