Stop guessing if an abandoned container or volume is still in use. RetireRight maps cross-service shared dependencies, verifies traffic silence through active network probes, and safely deprovisions resources with cryptographic audit proof.
Decommission a legacy billing reporting worker (billing-worker-v1) that shares a database volume with live production.
The 5-Phase Decommissioning Pipeline
Every retirement follows strict mathematical state transitions: planned → approved → quarantined → rechecked → completed.
Detects all containers, networks, and shared volumes across services.
Automatically places retention holds on shared volumes to block accidental deletion.
Drains routes and samples ingress traffic. Asserts 0 packets over observation window.
Tears down only approved ephemeral entities using exact provider IDs.
Issues signed SHA-256 certificate proving exact deprovisioning and preserved state.
Pay Once per Assessment or Ongoing Cleanliness
Eliminate 15–30% of cloud bill waste in abandoned instances, disks, and dangling egress gateways.
Comprehensive cluster scan, shared asset mapping, and 3 verified service decommissions.
Continuous hygiene: detect abandoned staging environments and orphan volumes.
Multi-cluster cloud hygiene for large engineering organizations.
Tools like cloud-nuke indiscriminately wipe resources by tag or account. RetireRight maps cross-service shared dependencies first. If a database or volume is shared with another service, RetireRight locks it in retention and refuses to delete it.
During the quarantine observation window, active network probes monitor ingress sockets. If a single packet or HTTP request is detected, the pipeline automatically aborts the decommission and notifies the service owner.
Never by default. Persistent volumes, databases, and backup archives default to strict retention holds. Destruction requires explicit cryptographic preservation proof and a separate administrator approval.