GitHub Cost Optimization
OhChimp scans your GitHub repos for oversized Terraform instances, Kubernetes pods missing limits, and heavy Docker images, then writes reviewable fixes.
How does OhChimp connect to GitHub?
Through the OhChimp GitHub App (recommended) or a read-only personal access token. OhChimp reads repository contents and metadata to scan your infrastructure-as-code, Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, and CI workflows. It never stores application data, secrets, or workload contents.
Does OhChimp need write access to my repos?
No. The connection is read-only. OhChimp reads your code to find cost anti-patterns and writes each fix as a reviewable plan. Nothing in your repos or infrastructure changes until you click apply, and you are always the one who clicks.
What costs does scanning my GitHub repos actually reduce?
Oversized instance types hardcoded in Terraform, Kubernetes pods missing CPU and memory requests or limits, heavy Docker base images, CI jobs that provision cloud resources, and provisioning scripts that never tear down what they create. OhChimp also maps where your workflows deploy and push images so waste lands on the right team.
Who applies the changes, and can I roll them back?
You do. Every fix is a plan with a confidence score, a risk level, and rollback steps. You review it, apply it with one click, and can roll it back using the steps in the plan.
How are the savings verified, and what does it cost?
OhChimp checks your actual cloud bill after you apply a plan. A saving is marked VERIFIED only after a drop of at least 10% that holds for 7 or more days across 3 consecutive checks, otherwise it is flagged "not implemented." Pricing is a flat monthly fee with no cut of your savings, plus a year-one ROI guarantee: a full refund of subscription fees if it does not pay for itself in your first 12 months on a paid plan.