Full visibility into what's running on your S3, without touching a single service
You manage the platform. Dozens of teams write to S3. Half the pipelines are undocumented. reCost reads access logs and tells you exactly what every service is doing , without any service integration.
You own the platform but not the pipelines
Teams write their own jobs. They stop being maintained. They fail silently. You don't find out until something downstream breaks.
- No visibility into which pipelines are actively writing vs dead
- Unknown IAM roles accessing production data
- Can't tell which services are running EOL SDKs
- No cross-bucket data flow map
- Silent failures , jobs stop writing, nobody notices
Complete S3 activity map, zero service changes
reCost reconstructs a complete picture of S3 activity from access logs. Every IAM role, every prefix, every operation pattern , mapped automatically.
- Detect pipelines that stopped writing after expected cadence
- Identify every IAM role writing to S3 and what it's touching
- Alert on new writers that appear for the first time
- Visualise cross-bucket data movement in a Sankey diagram
- Surface error-rate anomalies by user agent
Pipeline Observability
Dead pipeline detection, cadence-aware monitoring, and new writer alerts, all from S3 access log patterns, zero integration required.
Data Flow Intelligence
IAM Role to Bucket to Prefix to Operation Sankey diagram. Know exactly what every service in your environment is doing to S3.
IAM & Security
New role access alerts, first-time bucket access, unidentified services, spotted automatically from user agent analysis.
"A Go service was making 16.6M failed S3 requests per month , 96% error rate. Nobody had noticed. We found it from user agent analysis."
The service had been broken for months. The platform team had no visibility.
Start with proof,
not a pitch.
Scoped read-only role, 30-day lookback, results in 48 hours.