CloudSlash is a local-first audit engine. It maps your cloud dependencies into a single directed graph, runs 19 waste heuristics, and stages safe, rollback-validated deletions without agents or third-party credential access.
Staged platform waste
A zero-overhead toolset linking Platform SRE tasks with organization FinOps ledger auditing.
Streams infrastructure resources via gRPC provider plugins into a local temporal BadgerDB store. Resolves cross-account boundaries (like Kubernetes pods backed by AWS RDS nodes) automatically.
Evaluates 19 distinct waste heuristics to project monthly cost recovery opportunities. Focuses on idle runtimes, unattached disks, and dangling load balancers.
Staged resource cleanup ledger
Assess nodes against policies written in Common Expression Language (CEL). An fsnotify file watcher loops configuration rules without restarting the daemon.
resource.age > 90d && resource.tags.owner == ""
The s.a.u remediation engine calculates connection paths using Dinic's Maximum Flow before purging resources. Ensures all deletion events possess verified rollback handlers.
Step through the three phases of autonomous resource mapping and safety verification.
Audit staged savings, schedule sweeps, and cryptographically sign off on deletions without sharing cloud tokens.
A standardized loop for local discovery and team validation.
Launch scan locally or schedule sweeps. Plugins load gRPC streams into the universal graph.
Analyze drift profiles and verify downstream dependencies in the ledger interface.
Execute deletions. Compensation handlers coordinate rollback steps if any segment checks out failure.
Open-source command line engine or central collaborative dashboard access.
Single binary runs scans and policy checking locally. Zero egress.
Centralized dashboard tracking waste, webhook triggers, and signed execution plans.
Decommission idle nodes, verify blast paths, and configure policies locally.