Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Underrunner puts a human checkpoint between cloud waste and deletion
Underrunner presents a cloud-cost cleanup workflow that identifies likely-unused resources, asks their owners, and requires approval before removal.
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- For
- Teams responsible for cloud infrastructure and spend
- Worth noticing
- In the made-up demo company, one Redshift cluster is flagged after 127 days without connections and routed to a named owner.
Field notes
In the demo, the queue orders candidates by likely savings and shows why each resource was flagged, who is being asked, and the current review stage. The homepage says multiple resources belonging to one person can be grouped into a single email, while a hundred forgotten snapshots can be handled as one question. Its listed sources span cloud platforms and tools such as GitLab, Backstage, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, and Okta.
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