Waste Hunter
Find what's idle. Know what's safe.

Scan every cloud resource across every provider. Get a safety score for each idle resource. Know exactly what you can remove without breaking anything.

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Mathematical algorithms for safety scoring
94/100
Average safety confidence on safe deletions
0
Production incidents from approved remediations

Multi-Provider Discovery

Connect AWS, GCP, Azure, and Kubernetes accounts. CloudSlash discovers every resource across every region — EC2 instances, RDS databases, S3 buckets, EBS volumes, Lambda functions, load balancers, and 40+ resource types. Any cloud provider can be added via plugins.

i-0a8f2eweb-server-3 · us-east-1 · running
rds-test-dbdb.t3.micro · us-east-1 · idle 32d
vol-0f3a9b100GB gp3 · detached · $8/mo
s3-reportsbucket · 2.3 GB · active writes
eip-0a2f3celastic IP · unattached · $3.60/mo
rds-09a1test-db-2021 · $312/mo · safety: 92
lambda-0b1report-gen · idle 47d · safety: 78
sqs-0c2report-queue · active · DO NOT DELETE

Blast-Radius Analysis

Before recommending any deletion, CloudSlash maps the full dependency graph. If deleting an RDS instance would break a Lambda function that feeds an SQS queue, you see the entire chain. The safety score factors in blast radius — resources with many active dependents score lower.

Safe-to-Delete Scoring

Every idle resource gets a score from 0–100 based on: dependency count, usage patterns, age, ease of recreation, data volume, and downstream impact. Resources scoring above 85 are safe to delete. Below 50 means review carefully. Below 30 means don't touch without engineering review.

94Safe to deleteNo dependents, idle 47 days
62Review recommended1 active downstream dependency
18Do not deleteActive writes, 3 dependents

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