Optimisation that’s easy to review and safe to approve.
CloudKnife turns usage signals into a clear queue of optimisation opportunities, from rightsizing and cleanup to scheduling, commitments, and service-fit, built for governance and human control.
A review-first optimisation queue
Clear outcomes, ownership, and guardrails, built for engineering and finance.
One queue for opportunities, decisions, and follow-up.
Recommendations are opt-in, reversible, and aligned to policy boundaries.
The right people get involved early, fewer dead ends, faster approvals.
Coverage across the optimisation surface
Show the breadth without exposing the how.
Reduce over-provisioning while keeping safety headroom. Designed for review and approval, not blind automation.
Find unused spend with accountability context, so teams can confirm intent and ownership before acting.
Suggest better-fitting services or SKUs when a workload’s needs and constraints indicate a mismatch.
Highlight placement opportunities while respecting governance rules, policy boundaries, and latency expectations.
Propose opt-in schedules for predictable patterns. Reversible changes, with clear impact expectations.
Identify commitment opportunities with break-even clarity, so finance and engineering can decide confidently.
Governance-friendly by default
Guardrails, ownership, and approval-first workflows.
Rationale and expected impact, built for decision-making.
Start by observing and recommending. You choose what to approve and when.
Every item includes clear reasoning and expected impact so review is fast and consistent across teams.
Recommendations can be aligned with environment rules (prod vs non-prod, critical workloads, change windows).
Route decisions to the right owners so actions happen with the right context and responsibility.
From signals to safe action
A lightweight process teams can adopt quickly.
Ingest usage signals and environment context.
Rank opportunities by impact and review effort.
Teams approve items with rationale and guardrails in view.
Start read-only. Review opportunities with guardrails and ownership in view, then approve what makes sense.