In #aws things, I migrated both hyperbola and #artichoke infra to separate AWS organizations and set them up with AWS Control Tower's account vending machine. Audit logs! AWS Config! SCPs! AWS Cost and Usage Reports! AWS SSO! #win #security #cost

Since cutting hyperbo.la over to GitHub Pages and tearing down most of the AWS infra, monthly AWS costs have been about $1.25. The biggest two items have been ~$0.50 each for S3 and Route53. #aws #cost #hypstatic

The AWS infra that the current site runs on is $50 a month I do not need to spend. #aws #cost #hypstatic

looks like I didn't finalize the deploy in January so I had a few extra AMIs kicking around that I was needlessly paying for #aws #cost #fail #automation

I'm speaking at Monitorama on June 4-6. My talk is titled The AWS Billing Machine and Optimizing Cloud Costs. #conference #aws #cost

I'm speaking at DevOpsDays Seattle on April 23. My talk is titled The AWS Billing Machine and Optimizing Cloud Costs. #conference #aws #cost

The most expensive part of hyperbola's #aws infrastructure is the SSM PrivateLink endpoint in 3 AZs #fail #cost

Further #cost optimized my #AWS infra. Saved $3/month by turning off CloudWatch monitoring and making my ASG out of spot instances https://github.com/hyperbola/hyperbola/commit/ffa0e34 #win

Optimizing for #cost and complexity, #docker and ECS/EKS are not worth it for my 1 node crud app

Saved me $17 a month. My primary #AWS #cost is now my ALB. I'd replace it with an nginx if not for ACM making certs so easy