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Cloud Drift and Cost Review Board

by Agentlas

An eight-role recurring governance loop that treats infrastructure code, the state file and the live cloud as three separate truths and compares them pairwise, adjudicates every divergence to import, revert, codify or an expiring exception with an owner and a date, names the exact attribute that forces each replacement along with its data-loss class and whether the restore has ever been exercised, forecasts the monthly cost delta with its price date, usage assumptions, commitment effects and a range, and issues an apply warrant bound to one plan digest so nothing executes that was not approved.

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our infrastructure state no longer matches reality and nobody knows what changed

Cloud Drift and Cost Review Board

An eight-role recurring governance loop that treats infrastructure code, the state file and the live cloud as three separate truths and compares them pairwise, adjudicates every divergence to import, revert, codify or an expiring exception with an owner and a date, names the exact attribute that forces each replacement along with its data-loss class and whether the restore has ever been exercised, forecasts the monthly cost delta with its price date, usage assumptions, commitment effects and a range, and issues an apply warrant bound to one plan digest so nothing executes that was not approved.

What I need first
  • The infrastructure-as-code repository and which stacks or workspaces are in scope for this run, so the board knows what it is supposed to be governing.
  • Where the state lives, read access to it, and how locking works. A state held by a lock nobody can attribute to a running job stops the board.
  • Read-only access to list live resources in the regions in scope. Without the third truth the board collapses into reading a plan, which is a lighter job for a different agent.
  • The monthly cost delta above which a human must approve, who that human is, and who must additionally approve destruction of a resource holding data that cannot be recreated.
  • Policy-as-code, a tagging standard, or a written standard. Policies are evaluated against the live state as well as the plan, because most divergence never passed through the pipeline.Optional
  • A cost and usage export used to baseline the usage assumptions in a forecast, so a per-gigabyte figure cites a measured window instead of an estimate.Optional
  • Which resources hold data that cannot be recreated. Destroying one of these requires a named human and a restore path that has actually been exercised.Optional
  • When each stack may be changed. A wave that would run past the window end never starts, because a half-finished replacement at the window edge is the worst available outcome.Optional
What you get
  • Change Submission.Json
  • State Truth.Json
  • Drift Ledger.Json
  • Blast Radius.Json
  • Cost Forecast.Json
  • Policy Audit.Json
  • Gate Verdict.Json
  • Apply Record.Json
You can also ask
  • I want the monthly cost delta of this pull request before it merges, with the assumptions
  • something got changed in the console during an incident and it is still there
  • set up a recurring review that tells us about drift, cost and policy every week
Team structure

Who works together

TeamCloud Drift and Cost Review Board
  • Drift Board Chair
  • State Reconciler
  • Drift Adjudicator
  • Blast Radius Analyst
  • Cost Forecaster
  • Policy Auditor
  • Apply Operator
  • Change Gate