FinOps
Beamreach Compass is a robot vacuum for AWS infrastructure: it continuously finds cloud waste, maps each issue to the right code owner, and delivers safe pull-request fixes.
Idle, oversized, and misconfigured resources accumulate daily while teams focus on shipping product.
Even when waste is found, teams lose time figuring out which Terraform module, repo, and owner should fix it.
Ad hoc optimization never scales; savings opportunities stay in backlog and bills keep trending up.
Continuous AWS scans for waste patterns with estimated monthly savings attached to each finding.
Live map across AWS resources, Terraform state/addresses/modules, and GitHub files/repos.
Workspace policies by environment and resource type are applied before any change is drafted.
Bounded code changes are committed to remediation branches and opened as reviewable PRs.
Risk checks, rollback confidence, and approval gates keep operators in control at every step.
Queues, job status tracking, and synced findings let teams run FinOps continuously, not quarterly.
Teams trying to save AWS costs often struggle with three gaps: fragmented visibility, unclear ownership, and slow execution. Compass addresses all three by combining continuous audits, infra mapping, and PR-based resolution.
Read the tactical guides: How to Save AWS Costs and AWS Cost Optimization Playbook.
Start with demo data or run a guided pilot on a scoped AWS environment.
Start with high-confidence waste classes like idle resources, unattached storage, and oversized instances. Compass prioritizes these by expected savings and routes fixes to the right code owners.
Use a recurring FinOps workflow with automated discovery, policy-aware planning, and pull request remediation. This keeps optimization inside your normal engineering process.
Yes. Compass enforces guardrails like approval gates, risk checks, and rollback confidence before any change is merged.
