Cost

Cut database cost with evidence, not guesses

Estates accumulate: tables nobody reads, jobs feeding dashboards nobody opens, resources sized for a load that moved on. Datapace puts usage and freshness evidence on the same validated map as meaning, so dead weight stops being anecdotal: you see what is alive, what has been untouched and for how long, and what it costs to keep. Cuts follow the workload evidence, demand-side first (dead tables reveal dead jobs, dead jobs free oversized resources), and because lineage is on the map, removing something is a reviewed decision, not a gamble.

How cost evidence flows

From workload evidence to a smaller bill.

Running estate
Cost drifting up
Usage evidence
Contextusagefreshnesslineagecost
Measure
reads, writes, last touched
Surface
dead weight and footprint
Decide
experts approve the cuts
Lineage is checked before anything is removed
Right-sized estate
Evidence-backed cuts
Datapace usage and freshness heat map across tables
Usage and freshness at a glance: what is alive, what is dead weight, and what it costs. Prototype interface, sample estate data.

Usage and freshness, measured

Reads, writes, and last-touched evidence per table, next to the meaning, so cold data is visible instead of suspected.

Dead weight surfaced with its footprint

Tables and pipelines untouched for months are flagged with their size, and their downstream dependencies checked against lineage.

Demand-side first

Workload evidence grounds cleanup and resizing in that order: dead tables reveal dead jobs, dead jobs free oversized resources, before any supply-side tuning.

Decisions your experts own

Every removal or resize is reviewed on validated context, with lineage showing exactly what depends on what before it happens.

See this on your own data, safely

Bring a use case. We will show you what Datapace resolves on your live database and how the policy gate governs what AI may do.