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oseghalep/cloud-cost-optimization-hub

Cloud Cost Optimization Hub is an open-source, self-hosted platform that provides unified cost visibility and actionable recommendations across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Features include multi-cloud cost aggregation, rightsizing recommendations, idle resource detection, cost anomaly alerts, and an intuitive dashboard – all designed to help teams reduce.

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