Multi-account aware
Connect one AWS account or many. A single-account org lands straight on the actionable per-account workbench; a multi-account org gets the read-only organization-wide summary above first.
What AxiaOps does
Section titled “What AxiaOps does”AxiaOps connects to an AWS account — via a scoped cross-account IAM role (recommended) or an access key (possible, but not recommended) — and scans it for zombie resources: things that are still running, still billing, and doing nothing useful. An unused Amazon Bedrock provisioned model unit, billed continuously whether you use it or not. An abandoned Amazon Kendra AI search index, billed hourly the same way. An RDS instance with zero connections. An EKS or ECS cluster with zero tasks/nodes. A Route53 hosted zone with no records. A CloudWatch log group with no retention policy quietly accumulating storage charges forever.
Every zombie it finds gets a dollar figure attached — real, computed cost, not a guess — and rolls up into an organization-wide view of exactly how much waste is sitting in your AWS bill right now.
Real cost, not estimates
Costs come from AWS Cost Explorer’s own GetCostAndUsage /
GetCostAndUsageWithResources APIs — net amortized, post-credits,
RI/SP amortized.
Self-hostable
Ships as a Helm chart for Kubernetes. Bring your own Postgres, or run the bundled Valkey for local evaluation — see Deployment.
Built to run continuously
A background ingestion service re-scans on a schedule, so the waste numbers and trend charts stay current without anyone clicking refresh.
What it looks like
Section titled “What it looks like”The dashboard has four views: the organization-wide Overview above (only shown once you’ve connected more than one account), a per-account Resources workbench listing every detected zombie with a reason and a dollar figure, a Trends view charting waste over time across scan history, and a Costs view breaking down total AWS spend by service.
Resources — the workbench
Section titled “Resources — the workbench”
Trends — waste over time
Section titled “Trends — waste over time”
Cloud Spend breakdown
Section titled “Cloud Spend breakdown”Track full monthly expenditure across every active AWS service in your accounts.
License
Section titled “License”AxiaOps is open source under the Apache License 2.0 — self-host it, modify it, run it commercially, no strings attached.