What process do you have in place to identify and terminate orphaned or underutilized resources?

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CTO in Media10 months ago
That greatly depends on the platform and size.

I'd suggest good documentation and tagging practices.
If you can keep documentation of what tags are active and what their purpose and intent are then it dramatically limits the amount of hand-edited documentation.

Adhering to a consistent tagging policy coupled with that will let you run analysis to find resources tied to old/abandoned/unused efforts or projects.

Trying to infer by resource name or utilization metrics can lead to issues as it's a form of educated guessing.
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