Compute Optimization
Up to 40% better price-performance with Graviton
Migrate your compatible workloads to AWS Graviton (ARM) processors and cut costs without losing performance. FinOps at the compute level.
Up to 40% better price-performance
The problem
- You're overpaying on x86 compute for workloads that could run cheaper.
- You've heard of Graviton but don't know which of your workloads are compatible.
- Migrating to ARM sounds risky and you don't want to break anything.
- Your compute bill is one of your biggest lines and you're not optimizing it.
What's included
- Compatibility assessment: which workloads can move to Graviton.
- Phased ARM migration plan, prioritizing the biggest savings.
- Before/after performance benchmarking, with real numbers.
- Validated migration on EC2, EKS, RDS and Lambda depending on your stack.
- Measurement of achieved savings, integrated into your FinOps practice.
Graviton is a FinOps lever
Moving compute to Graviton is one of the highest-impact, lowest-risk optimizations. We combine it with the rest of your FinOps strategy so the savings are sustained, not a one-off.
See FinOpsHow we work
Discovery
We analyze your workloads and compute bill to identify Graviton candidates.
Plan & Quote
We prioritize by savings and low risk, and propose a migration plan at a clear price.
Execution
We migrate in phases with before/after benchmarking. We validate performance at every step.
Hand-off & MSP
We document the savings and leave the criteria so future deployments are born on Graviton.
Stack & technologies
Up to 40% better price-performance on compatible workloads
FAQ
What is Graviton?
ARM processors designed by AWS that, per AWS, offer up to 40% better price-performance than comparable x86 instances on compatible workloads.
Can all my workloads migrate?
Not all, but more than you'd think. The compatibility assessment tells you exactly which ones and how much you'd save.
Is migrating to ARM risky?
With a phased plan and before/after benchmarking, the risk is low. We validate performance at every step before moving on.
Does this replace FinOps?
No: it's a lever within FinOps. Ideally you combine it with rightsizing, Savings Plans and automation for holistic savings.
