Here's every action the automation engine can take — what it does, when it triggers, and what happens if you want to undo it.
Automated Actions
AWS
Amazon Web Services
Stop EC2 Instance
Stops idle compute — billing pauses instantly. AWS keeps the volume; the instance restarts in seconds.
Triggers when: CPU < 1% for 14+ consecutive days
Release Elastic IP
Frees unattached IPs costing $0.005/hr each. Runs only when the IP has no association and no recent attachment history.
Triggers when: IP unattached with no recent history
Delete EBS Volume
Removes detached volumes that were never reattached. Data is gone permanently — irreversible by design.
Triggers when: Detached and unused for 30+ days
Delete S3 Bucket
Purges all object versions and delete markers first, then removes the bucket. Requires zero GET/PUT requests for 90 days.
Triggers when: 0 requests logged for 90+ days
Downsize RDS Instance
Modifies the DB instance class (e.g. db.r5.2xlarge → db.r5.large) when the database is consistently under-utilised.
Triggers when: Avg connections < 5% of max for 21+ days
GCP
Google Cloud Platform
Stop Compute Instance
Stops the VM and pauses per-second billing. The disk and IP are preserved — start it back with one click.
Triggers when: CPU < 1% for 14+ consecutive days
Delete Persistent Disk
Removes GCS persistent disks that are no longer attached to any instance and have had no snapshot activity.
Triggers when: Unattached and no snapshots for 30+ days
Release Static IP
Releases unused reserved external IP addresses so you stop paying for idle address reservations.
Triggers when: IP reserved but not attached
Delete Snapshot
Deletes stale snapshots no longer tied to active restore plans, reducing snapshot storage spend.
Triggers when: Snapshot age and dependency checks pass
Azure
Microsoft Azure
Stop Virtual Machine
Deallocates the VM — Azure stops charging for compute immediately. The disk and public IP are preserved.
Triggers when: CPU < 1% for 14+ consecutive days
Delete Managed Disk
Deletes unattached managed disks after a safety check confirms they are not mounted by any VM.
Triggers when: Unattached for 30+ days
Resize Virtual Machine
Moves oversized VMs to smaller SKUs based on sustained low usage. Original size is stored for rollback.
Triggers when: Low CPU and memory usage for 14+ days
DigitalOcean
DigitalOcean
Power Off Droplet
Powers off the droplet gracefully. DigitalOcean still bills for the reserved IP — but compute stops immediately.
Triggers when: CPU < 1% for 14+ consecutive days
Delete Volume
Deletes orphaned block storage volumes not attached to any Droplet and not marked for retention.
Triggers when: Detached volume for 30+ days
Resize Droplet
Rightsizes over-provisioned Droplets to a smaller plan. Flareo stores the previous plan for rollback.
Triggers when: Persistent low utilization
Autopilot System
Three modes. All reversible. Always within a daily limit you control.
48-hour delay before execution. Reversible actions only. Your explicit approval required on each.
Your one-time approval, then instant execution. All action types. Daily limit enforced.
Fully automatic within confidence threshold. No manual approval. Runs every 30 minutes.
Scheduled Actions
Approve an action to run at a specific date and time. Flareo dispatches it automatically — no cron job required.
Example
Weekdays at 8:00 PM
Weekdays at 9:00 AM
Dispatch runs every minute. Rollback available for 24h on reversible actions.
Safety Rails
Flareo is designed to act — but never to surprise you.
One-click rollback
Every reversible action can be undone within 24 hours. One click, no scripts.
Protected resources
Mark any resource as protected. Flareo will never generate an action for it — ever.
Full audit log
Every action is timestamped, attributed to a user or "autopilot", and permanently logged.
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