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AWS infrastructure sized to what you use, not what feels safe.
Over-provisioning is the default because it is the easy answer. It is also the expensive one.
Most AWS bills are inflated by fear, not need — bigger instances than the workload requires, resources nobody has audited in a year, and no clear owner for cost. We design and manage AWS infrastructure sized to real, measured usage, with the same engineers who wrote the application code that runs on it.
Signs This Is Worth a Conversation
Nobody can confidently explain what every line item on the AWS bill is for
Instance sizes were set once, early on, and never revisited
Scaling has meant "add a bigger instance" more often than "fix the code"
What We Do
Architecture designed around your actual traffic
EC2, RDS, and supporting services sized to measured load, not worst-case guesses.
Infrastructure as code
Your environment defined in code, so it is reproducible and auditable, not a snowflake nobody wants to touch.
Ongoing cost visibility
Clear reporting on what you are paying for and why, reviewed regularly instead of set-and-forget.
Proof, Not Promises
Artec
Server costs cut from $2,400/mo to $150/mo
Moving off a per-seat platform to right-sized AWS EC2 and RDS instances, matched to real traffic instead of a default tier.
Read the full case study →How It Works
01
Audit current usage and spend
What you are actually using, mapped against what you are paying for.
02
Right-size and rearchitect where needed
Instance changes paired with the code fixes that make smaller instances viable.
03
Hand over infrastructure as code
So the environment is documented and repeatable, not a one-person tribal knowledge problem.
Why Prioxo for This
We size infrastructure with full visibility into the application code running on it, because we usually wrote that code too. That is why our fixes tend to be cheaper than "add another instance" — we can fix the query instead.
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