The typical hybrid telecom AWS account we review has untagged resources, costs nobody can attribute, and no way to say what a single product or customer costs. We address this directly, with implementation, not just recommendations.
- Week 1: connect read-only to all accounts, map spend to workloads, surface top cost drivers, no architecture changes required
- Tagging governance: every resource attributed to product, customer, environment and owner
- Rightsizing and autoscaling review against your actual traffic patterns, not averages
- Savings Plans and Reserved Instance restructuring, sized to baseline load, with peaks left on demand
- Automated cost reporting (Cost and Usage Report + AWS Budgets) and consolidated billing through our AWS Solution Provider agreement, with private pricing where volume qualifies
- Typical outcome on a ~30-account AWS estate: mandatory tagging and cost categories cut unallocated spend from ~22% to under 2% and lifted forecast accuracy from ~65% to ~95%
- AWS Partner-Led Support in place of Enterprise Support: 24/7 case handling by Triangu engineers with AWS escalation paths, at partner-set pricing; satisfies the support requirement of a partner-led private pricing agreement