In this session, Glenn Gillen (Senior Product Leader at Infracost) demonstrates how teams can shift FinOps left by embedding cost guardrails directly into CloudFormation and CDK pull requests.

See how to:

  • Catch 10x provisioning mistakes before deployment

  • Block expensive pull requests automatically

  • Identify hidden six-figure database risks

  • Run remediation campaigns across existing infrastructure

If you’re managing cloud spend in modern IaC workflows, this session shows how to prevent budget overruns before they hit production.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why visibility dashboards alone don’t prevent cost overruns

  • The “one-character mistake” problem in CloudFormation

  • How cost complexity exploded from 10,000 → 10 million price points

  • How pull request cost checks stop mistakes instantly

  • How Autofix campaigns modernize legacy infrastructure sustainably

Meet the speaker

Glenn Gillen

Senior Product Leader

Glenn Gillen is a senior product leader at Infracost, where he focuses on building developer-first experiences that make cloud costs actionable. He has spent more than a decade at the intersection of product and engineering, including leadership roles at HashiCorp and Heroku. Prior to joining Infracost, Glenn worked with early-stage teams as a product advisor, helping them shape and scale modern cloud and AI workflows.

Meet the speaker

Glenn Gillen

Senior Product Leader

Glenn Gillen is a senior product leader at Infracost, where he focuses on building developer-first experiences that make cloud costs actionable. He has spent more than a decade at the intersection of product and engineering, including leadership roles at HashiCorp and Heroku. Prior to joining Infracost, Glenn worked with early-stage teams as a product advisor, helping them shape and scale modern cloud and AI workflows.

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