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5 min readTraditional VM + AWS governance

Keep VCF cleanup honest with a tiny AWS lane

A tiny workflow that stays on-prem for the app but uses AWS only to make cleanup and cost visible.

Use a namespace-level VM and DB sequence in VCF, then pair it with a one-command AWS audit lane for cleanup honesty.

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kubectl get vm -n lab-wm
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Read VCF VM surface

Read VCF and VKS baseline

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kubectl get vm -n lab-wm
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Read database notes

Read VCF and VKS baseline

pending
03

Audit AWS cleanup

Touch one cloud primitive

pending
04

Read terminations

Touch one cloud primitive

pending
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Read spend outcome

Prove the workflow

pending
06

Re-read dataset count

Prove the workflow

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Keep VCF cleanup honest with a tiny AWS lane workflow

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3 phases
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phase 01Read VCF and VKS baselinelive

Read the VCF/VKS side first so the cloud touchpoint has context and a bounded blast radius.

2 cmds
  1. 01
    Read the current VM footprint in the workload namespace.
  2. 02
    Keep the live app data visible while the workflow unfolds.
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phase 02Touch one cloud primitivelive

Make one deliberately small cloud interaction that complements the VCF workload instead of replacing it.

2 cmds
  1. 01
    Use the TTL audit as the one cloud hygiene check in the proof.
  2. 02
    Show whether prior runs truly finished and left no hidden debris.
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phase 03Prove the workflowlive

Confirm the mixed workflow is observable end to end and leaves a clear operator narrative behind it.

2 cmds
  1. 01
    Close the cloud side with today’s spend rather than a deeper migration story.
  2. 02
    Return to the current app as the real operational surface.
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Keep VCF cleanup honest with a tiny AWS lane terminal

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